An outdoor scene in Lokoja, Nigeria, prominently features a sculpture of two bird-like figures, approximately 1

An outdoor scene in Lokoja, Nigeria, prominently features a sculpture of two bird-like figures, approximately 1.5 to 2 meters tall, crafted from numerous flattened, circular metallic beverage can tops or similar disc-shaped items, creating a textured, silvery-gray surface. The birds, resembling cranes or storks, possess elongated, curved necks; the larger bird's neck forms a distinct upward-arched loop. Both figures stand on thin metal legs, which descend into a dark brown, circular structure serving as their base. This base, approximately 70 cm in diameter and 40 cm high, appears constructed from textured, possibly corrugated, repurposed material and contains an assortment of small branches, wood fragments, and miscellaneous debris. The sculpture is situated on a light-colored concrete slab directly beneath a building's overhang. To the immediate left, a tan-colored building wall is visible, featuring a dark brown metal security door with a rectangular grid pattern. To the right, a black metal gate with vertical bars is partially open, leading to an outdoor area. Beyond the gate, a paved ground surface extends towards a distant building with a light-colored facade and a distinct green pitched roof. Green foliage, including a tall, slender tree, is present in the background. A single individual is discernible near the distant building, seated next to a light-colored drum or container. The sky above is overcast with visible clouds. No direct human interaction with the sculpture is occurring.