This image captures an indoor assembly in Jos, Nigeria, within a large structure that appears to be partially open-air or damaged

This image captures an indoor assembly in Jos, Nigeria, within a large structure that appears to be partially open-air or damaged. The building features unplastered concrete block walls exhibiting wear and visible damage, with several small, unglazed rectangular openings serving as windows. The roof is entirely absent, exposing an overhead network of grey metal truss beams against a clear blue sky. In the foreground, three individuals stand with their backs to the camera, facing a large congregation. The central figure wears a white, full-length traditional garment. To their left, another individual wears a dark blue or black traditional garment with light blue embroidery on the back. To the far left, a woman is dressed in a long, patterned dress featuring shades of maroon and white, complemented by a matching head wrap. To the immediate left of these individuals, a light brown wooden podium or lectern stands, holding a dark-covered book on its top shelf. To the right, at floor level, a rectangular wooden box with two circular openings on its lid is visible. On a yellow stool in the lower center foreground, a grey laptop, a small blue feature phone, and a small notebook with a black and white logo are placed. The congregation, consisting of numerous adults, occupies the mid-ground and background, seated on benches or chairs. They are dressed in various traditional Nigerian attires and some Western clothing, facing the individuals in the foreground, suggesting an address or service is underway. Shadows from the sun are cast across the light-colored tiled floor, indicating direct overhead sunlight.