The image depicts a poster on a grey wall, with a wooden sign above it

The image depicts a poster on a grey wall, with a wooden sign above it. The wooden sign has the words “A.N.C. WAITING” written in black lettering. The poster is pink and white and features an illustration of three people. One woman sits on a stool and is breastfeeding a baby. Another woman stands to the left of her, smiling at the baby. A man in a white long-sleeve shirt stands in front of the woman breastfeeding and raises his right hand in the air. The woman on the right is wearing a long black hijab and holding a blue cup in her right hand. The poster reads, “There is no need to give your baby water during the first 6 months because BREAST MILK contains enough water.” The poster is signed by “Nigeria Breastfeeding Record” and “#EliminateMaternalFirstMonths.” Below the text are logos for the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA), the Start Strong Initiative, and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). The coordinates provided place the location in Ihalav, Nigeria.