The image displays the underpass of the Polo Roundabout Flyover in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, observed from a low angle on the asphalt road surface

The image displays the underpass of the Polo Roundabout Flyover in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, observed from a low angle on the asphalt road surface. In the immediate foreground, the grey asphalt road shows minor discoloration and a single white plastic wrapper. A concrete curb, painted in alternating and distressed black and white sections, demarcates the edge of the road. Above the curb, the concrete underside of the flyover exhibits a ribbed structure with multiple parallel beams. Supporting pillars on the right side of the underpass are painted with an abstract, camouflage-like pattern in pastel tones of pink, teal, light green, and brown. Under the underpass, on a paved surface, a cluster of approximately five individuals is situated on the left, some appearing to be seated next to at least two motorcycles and one light blue and yellow motorized tricycle. Further right, an individual in a white and black striped top stands near a second motorized tricycle, yellow and blue in color. A third light blue motorized tricycle, bearing the plate number "PJS 192", is parked further to the right. A person in a white shirt is positioned near the second tricycle. In total, at least eight individuals are discernible. The background, beyond the immediate underpass area, features a stretch of dry, unkempt ground containing scattered rocks, dry foliage, and a low, light brown concrete wall. Beyond this, several green-leafed trees are visible, along with distant buildings, including one distinct light blue structure and another multi-story building, all under a bright, hazy sky. A street light pole stands vertically on the far right. The scene depicts a gathering point, likely for public transportation.