This image depicts a classroom in Akwanga, Nigeria, viewed from the rear, looking towards the front

This image depicts a classroom in Akwanga, Nigeria, viewed from the rear, looking towards the front. The environment consists of unfinished concrete block walls and an exposed wooden rafter roof structure. The floor is unpaved earth, strewn with paper fragments and small debris. At the front of the room, an adult female teacher, dressed in a patterned dark top and dark skirt, stands facing the students. She holds papers in her left hand and gestures towards a large, dark chalkboard mounted on the far wall, which displays white writing. Approximately 20 to 25 children, likely students, are seated in rows on simple, worn wooden desks and benches, facing the teacher and chalkboard. Most students wear white shirts with dark blue trousers or skirts, consistent with school uniforms; a few wear light blue tops. They are engaged in the lesson, with several observed holding pens and writing in notebooks on their desks. The classroom furniture is rudimentary, composed of individual wooden desks and benches, some with open storage compartments. A broken grey chair or container is visible on the floor in the left foreground. Natural light illuminates the scene, suggesting an open-air or poorly lit interior.