In Jos, Nigeria, an outdoor scene unfolds on a dry, light brown dirt surface under bright daylight

In Jos, Nigeria, an outdoor scene unfolds on a dry, light brown dirt surface under bright daylight. The foreground features a dark-skinned individual from the mid-torso down, wearing a white lower garment with dark brown accents. This person's left wrist is adorned with multiple cowrie shells on a dark band, and similar shells are visible on a strap across their chest. Their left hand holds two thin, dark sticks or drum beaters. Their right hand is raised, fingers splayed open. Adjacent to this individual, a dark-bodied drum with a light-colored skin head secured by reddish-orange cords is visible. A curved, light wooden stick rests on the drum's surface. Behind the drum, another dark-skinned person is partially seen, wearing reddish-brown shorts with white side stripes and multiple rows of light-colored anklets or shakers on their left ankle. To the far right, a third individual is partially visible, wearing dark trousers, a blue and white checkered long-sleeved shirt, and light grey sandals. The environment suggests a public or ceremonial gathering.