The image depicts the arrivals terminal of Port Harcourt International Airport (PHC) in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, viewed from inside a vehicle

The image depicts the arrivals terminal of Port Harcourt International Airport (PHC) in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, viewed from inside a vehicle. The foreground shows an asphalt roadway with white and yellow lane markings. A gray vehicle's side-view mirror, reflecting the vehicle's silver body, occupies the lower left corner. The mirror glass contains the etched text "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR". The main subject is a modern, multi-story airport terminal building featuring a wide, flat, overhanging roof supported by numerous slender, light-colored columns. The building's facade consists predominantly of dark glass panels. The word "ARRIVALS" is prominently displayed in white capital letters above the main entrance area. In front of the terminal, a paved pedestrian area separates the building from the roadway. This area is demarcated by a series of concrete bases topped with black and white striped poles, connected by chains. A temporary sign with dark text on a light background reads "FOR PICK UP USE CAR PARK". Approximately a dozen individuals are visible in front of the terminal. Most are adult males, some pushing wheeled luggage carts or carrying bags. A few individuals wear high-visibility yellow or green vests. Their actions primarily involve walking towards or away from the terminal entrance, indicating passenger arrival or departure activities. In the background, to the left of the terminal, a tall, lattice-style communication tower is visible against an overcast sky. Several streetlights, some equipped with solar panels, are present along the road and near the terminal entrance. The overall scene indicates a busy operational airport environment.