In Zaki Biyem, Nigeria, two males, dressed in camouflage military fatigues, are engaged in firearm maintenance outdoors under an overcast sky

In Zaki Biyem, Nigeria, two males, dressed in camouflage military fatigues, are engaged in firearm maintenance outdoors under an overcast sky. The scene is set on reddish-brown earth, adjacent to a fortified position constructed from stacked sandbags, with dense green vegetation and distant structures visible in the background. The individual on the left, seated on a wooden plank bench, is wearing a camouflage T-shirt and camouflage trousers with light blue flip-flops. He is actively cleaning the receiver and barrel assembly of an AK-pattern rifle, using a dark cloth. His hands appear stained with residue, possibly grease or carbon. The individual on the right, standing and leaning forward, is wearing a dark sleeveless shirt and camouflage trousers with dark boots. He is handling the lower receiver or stock assembly of another AK-pattern rifle, which rests on a makeshift surface alongside a blue plastic crate. A third AK-pattern rifle, with its magazine inserted, leans against the sandbags to the right of the standing individual. Other objects in the immediate foreground include an orange bag, a plastic water bottle, and crumpled white papers on the ground. The overall impression is one of routine weapon maintenance within a potentially operational or defensive military setting.