This image captures an open landscape in Jos, Nigeria, indicative of significant earth-moving activity

This image captures an open landscape in Jos, Nigeria, indicative of significant earth-moving activity. In the foreground, three large, corrugated, grey-beige flexible pipes lie on dry, reddish-brown soil. One pipe is bent into a U-shape, while the other two extend relatively straight. Sparse, dry vegetation and small bushes partially obscure the pipes. The immediate ground level shows scattered fragments of debris, including small pieces of blue and black plastic, along with distinct shadow patterns. In the midground and background, an expansive area of disturbed earth is visible, featuring numerous large mounds of light-colored, sandy soil. Approximately 8 to 10 individuals are dispersed across these mounds, appearing to engage in manual labor, with one blue hose or pipe visible near a figure on a mound. The distant horizon reveals faint outlines of structures or vegetation against a pale, clear sky, consistent with an arid or semi-arid environment undergoing excavation or construction.