A forensic description of the scene in Bar Jirgi Summa, Nigeria, depicts a daytime outdoor environment

A forensic description of the scene in Bar Jirgi Summa, Nigeria, depicts a daytime outdoor environment. In the background, two prominent, modern white buildings with dark-framed windows are visible under a clear, light blue sky. The building on the left is a multi-story structure, approximately five to six floors high, with a series of rectangular windows and some vertical dark accents. To its right, a wider, lower-rise structure with a flat roof and numerous dark windows features a large angled glass facade on its far right side. Both buildings appear to be new or recently constructed. Separating the buildings from the immediate foreground is a light grey concrete block wall, behind which an apparent construction site or undeveloped land lies, indicated by visible rebar reinforcement elements protruding from the ground in several spots. A small, temporary-looking shelter constructed from corrugated metal is positioned behind a lower section of the concrete wall on the left. The mid-ground and immediate foreground consist of an unkempt expanse of reddish-brown earth and dry, sparse green and brown grass and weeds. Patches of bare red soil are prominent. A worn, darker-colored concrete or asphalt surface forms the lower edge of the image on the right. Overhead power lines traverse the upper left quadrant of the scene. On the right side, a weathered wooden utility pole stands upright, partially obscuring an older, darker, textured wall or fence section. Scattered small pieces of litter, including a blue plastic object, are visible in the grassy areas. No people or animals are present, and no overt actions or interactions are depicted. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, casting subtle shadows.