The image depicts an outdoor cultural event in Lagos, Nigeria, likely held at a public square or stadium such as Tafawa Balewa Square, indicated by banners displaying "LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT" and a concrete spectator stand

The image depicts an outdoor cultural event in Lagos, Nigeria, likely held at a public square or stadium such as Tafawa Balewa Square, indicated by banners displaying "LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT" and a concrete spectator stand. In the foreground, a prominent figure, consistent with an Eyo masquerade, is seen from a three-quarter back angle, facing right. This figure is entirely enveloped in layers of white fabric, including a veiled head covering and a broad-brimmed white hat trimmed with red lace. A large piece of red and white striped fabric is draped vertically over the front of its body. The figure holds a long, decorated wooden staff with red and white tassels. To its right, a second similar figure, also in white attire with a white hat and veil, holds a dark staff. In the mid-ground, a barefoot woman wearing a grey t-shirt with "12" on it and pink shorts walks from left to right, passing in front of the central masquerade. She holds a small, dark object in her left hand. Further left, other individuals in white attire are visible. The background features numerous spectators, both standing at ground level and seated on multi-tiered concrete stadium stands. Above the stands, large yellow vertical banners for "FirstBank Since 1894" are displayed. Below the stands, horizontal banners with "LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT" logos (stylized eagle heads) and "ADAMU" text are strung, interspersed with colorful fabric drapes (red, white, blue, yellow, black). Architectural details include metal railings on the stands and decorative eagle figures on the upper structure. The ground is paved with brown and grey square tiles.