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Four individuals are standing on a paved road in the city of Umuode, Nigeria, beneath an overcast sky. In the immediate foreground, a female, with her back to the camera, wears a black baseball cap, a white short-sleeved polo shirt displaying the text "support ANWUNA OTITI FOR GOVERNOR LABOUR PARTY," and a black skirt. Her hair is styled in long black braids. She holds a white paper in her left hand. To her right, a male wears a black baseball cap, a white short-sleeved polo shirt with a multi-colored political campaign logo featuring text like "FOR-WARD EVER," black trousers, and grey slides. His hands are clasped in front. To his right, a second female is seen in profile, wearing a black baseball cap, a black short-sleeved dress, and white and black slides. A plaid-patterned shoulder bag hangs from her right side. Partially obscured behind her is a fourth individual, a male, also wearing a white polo shirt and black trousers. In the background, a street scene unfolds with a mix of commercial and residential structures. Multiple green tricycles (keke NAPEPs) are parked along the road, one with a brown soft top visible. Buildings with varying roof colors, including red and yellow, line the street. An unfinished concrete building with exposed rebar is visible in the left background. On the right, two large black plastic water tanks are elevated on a metal frame above a single-story structure, near which several wooden doors lean against a wall. Lush green trees and other vegetation are interspersed throughout the background. The road surface is grey asphalt with some minor debris visible.
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