This image displays the interior of a room in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, after a significant fire incident

This image displays the interior of a room in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, after a significant fire incident. The overhead structure is extensively damaged; charred wooden rafters and beams are visible, with much of the ceiling material absent. A strong light source, likely natural, penetrates a large opening in the damaged roof or ceiling, illuminating a visible haze or smoke within the upper atmosphere. Portions of corrugated metal roofing sheets are visible through the compromised structure. The walls are discolored by smoke and soot, with the lower left wall exhibiting a stone or tiled wainscoting. The floor is dark, covered in debris, and appears wet or soot-laden. On the left side, a large, dark-colored appliance, possibly a refrigerator or freezer, stands upright, showing signs of heat exposure with a visible label. On the right, a dark, damaged counter or table structure is present, with what appears to be a sink and faucet assembly. No individuals are present in the scene.