The image depicts an outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, showing a vehicle salvage or repair operation under clear daylight

The image depicts an outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, showing a vehicle salvage or repair operation under clear daylight. Two adult males are present near a heavily distressed, light-colored minivan. In the left foreground, an adult male stands with his back largely to the camera, turned slightly to his left. He wears a long-sleeved shirt patterned with yellow, green, black, and white motifs, including apparent "Supreme" and "LV" brand logos, paired with blue denim jeans. His head is turned to the left, observing something out of frame. To the right of the first male, a second adult male, wearing a yellow t-shirt and dark blue track pants with white side stripes, leans into the open passenger side of the minivan. His right arm is raised, with his hand resting on the vehicle's roof rail. The central object is a light-colored minivan, appearing to be white or beige, which is in a state of disrepair. Its rear hatch is fully open, revealing an empty, stripped cargo area with visible wires and debris. The paint is faded, scratched, and stained. The rear passenger wheel is visible, but the tire is missing, exposing a rusty rim. The passenger-side front door is open. A roof rack is present. On the ground in the lower-left foreground, a single, dark vehicle tire lies flat. In the lower-right foreground, a pile of old, rusty vehicle seats or seat frames is visible. In the upper-right background, a large billboard features two male figures and text, including the phrase "Together we can put on the LIGHTS." This is consistent with Nigerian political campaign messaging, notably featuring a prominent figure resembling Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Behind the billboard and to the left, distant buildings are visible, suggesting an urban or semi-urban setting. A dark green SUV and a red vehicle are partially visible in the background on the left side. The ground throughout the scene is unpaved, dusty, and light brown.