This image depicts an outdoor burial ceremony in Oko Town, Nigeria

This image depicts an outdoor burial ceremony in Oko Town, Nigeria. A white, speckled casket with gold-colored accents rests on temporary supports (bamboo poles) positioned directly over an open grave dug into reddish-brown soil. Straps, possibly made of woven fiber, are visible around the casket, likely for lowering it. To the right of the casket, a man with a beard, wearing a patterned maroon, brown, and cream shirt, holds a black microphone in his right hand and a tablet or small notebook with a white cloth/paper in his left, appearing to lead the service. Behind him, another man with short hair and a dark shirt stands observing. In the foreground, viewed from behind, are two individuals: one on the left is bald, wearing a white shirt with red and blue patterned motifs, and one on the right has dark, curly hair, wearing a patterned shirt and holding a mobile phone. The background features a concrete wall, partially covered with moss or discoloration, and a tree with green foliage behind the wall. The ground surrounding the grave is composed of loose, reddish-brown earth.