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A group of men and a boy in traditional attire are gathered outside a building, possibly for a performance or ceremony. The building, with a rough, earthen facade and a corrugated metal roof, has a sign identifying it as the "POTTERY GALLERY JOS MUSEUM." A banner behind the group advertises "THE NIGERIAN SAVANNA: People, Traditions & Values EXHIBITION." The individuals are dressed in yellow shorts and white tank tops or sleeveless shirts. Many wear elaborate beaded necklaces and headpieces made of shells and other decorative elements. Some hold white feathered objects, and several are positioned near drums. One man in the foreground, wearing a white long-sleeved shirt and pants, appears to be singing or speaking, with his mouth open and his hands gesturing. Another man in the front, wearing yellow shorts, has a white feathered object in each hand and is looking at the camera. The ground is covered in gravel and loose stones. The sky is overcast, and trees are visible in the background. The overall scene suggests a cultural event taking place at the Jos Museum.
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