The scene depicts an indoor exhibition hall in Itirin, Nigeria

The scene depicts an indoor exhibition hall in Itirin, Nigeria. In the immediate foreground, a dark-skinned male subject with a graying beard and mustache, wearing a red traditional cap, clear-framed glasses, a white long-sleeved tunic with black embroidery, and two strands of black beaded necklaces, is taking a selfie with his right arm extended. To his left, the arm and side of a person in a red outfit are visible, carrying a black shoulder bag and a white tote bag, with an identification badge clipped to their clothing. To his right, a white cylindrical planter holds a red-leafed plant. The midground is populated by numerous individuals walking and standing. A man in a white striped shirt with a blue lanyard is partially obscured behind the selfie-taker's right shoulder. To the selfie-taker's right, a woman with long black hair, dressed in a white long-sleeved top and black trousers, walks away from the camera. In the background, multiple exhibition booths are visible. A prominent booth to the right features a white and green architectural design, displaying the "NNPC" (Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation) logo and images of people. Another booth to the left incorporates red and white structures, large display screens, and QR codes. The hall is brightly illuminated by artificial lighting, including numerous small lights embedded in an undulating ceiling design. The floor is covered with a patterned carpet featuring green, orange, and white geometric shapes. Attendees are primarily dressed in business casual or traditional attire, moving through the bustling event.