This image depicts an indoor polling station located in the city of Ajalli, Nigeria

This image depicts an indoor polling station located in the city of Ajalli, Nigeria. The environment features light brown, textured walls with minor cracks and a light-colored tiled floor. A white rope defines a boundary across the foreground and midground. On the left, a white, partially enclosed polling booth displays "POLLING ZONE" and a green logo, likely from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). A dark-colored backpack rests on the floor behind it. In the midground, a simple wooden bench, partially inscribed with "LEGION OF M" and "URHU," supports a clear plastic ballot box with a red lid, labeled "BALLOT BOX" and "INEC," containing documents. A white sign with black text reading "INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION POLLING STATION" is positioned on the floor in front of the bench. Three individuals are present on the right. Two women stand with their backs to the camera; one wears a long dark blue dress with white patterns, and the other has a dark patterned top and dark skirt. A third person, wearing a red top, is partially visible, seated at a blue table on the far right. A poster on the wall states "INEC FC 20 C VOTING IN PROGRESS." Two white electrical outlets are visible on the wall, and a white vertical pillar extends upwards on the right side. Small pieces of white debris are scattered on the tiled floor.