The image depicts a roadside scene in Jos, Nigeria, focusing on a prominent elephant statue at a roundabout

The image depicts a roadside scene in Jos, Nigeria, focusing on a prominent elephant statue at a roundabout. The location is identifiable as the vicinity of the Jos Wildlife Park due to the iconic elephant monument and visible signage. In the mid-ground, a large, dark-colored elephant statue with raised trunk and visible tusks stands centrally within a circular roundabout. The roundabout features a two-tiered structure: the lower wall is painted in a mottled green and dark green pattern, while the upper section is solid yellow. Green shrubs form a hedge along the top of the yellow wall. Several white rectangular signs with dark text are affixed to the yellow wall, one of which appears to read "JOS WILDLIFE PARK." Behind the roundabout are several tall, dense evergreen trees. To the far right, partially obscured by trees, a billboard with a green background displays an image of a man in traditional attire on the left side and multiple smaller pictorial advertisements on the right. Text indicating "PLATEAU STATE" is partially visible. Overhead power lines traverse the upper portion of the image. The foreground consists of an asphalt road surface, which shows significant degradation on the right side. The road edge is broken and eroded, exposing reddish-brown soil, loose gravel, and scattered rocks and debris. The sky above is clear and light blue. No people, vehicles, or active interactions are visible.