A group of approximately six to eight men is depicted walking outdoors on an uneven, reddish-brown dirt and gravel surface in Gwagwada, Nigeria, under a clear, bright sky

A group of approximately six to eight men is depicted walking outdoors on an uneven, reddish-brown dirt and gravel surface in Gwagwada, Nigeria, under a clear, bright sky. In the foreground, exposed rebar wrapped with red and white striped caution tape marks the edge of a disturbed ground area. The central figure on the left is a man dressed in a flowing, light orange traditional agbada with intricate dark red embroidery on the chest, wearing a patterned cap and sandals. An identification badge is visible around his neck. To his right, another prominent figure wears a grey long-sleeved shirt and trousers, topped with a dark green utility vest featuring a Nigerian flag patch and "NMA" text on the left chest. He wears a light tan baseball cap with "FMAES" and an emblem, along with dark sneakers and an identification badge. Other individuals in the group wear varying attire, including dark suits, white traditional garments, and various caps. One individual in the background holds a red-bodied camera. The men appear to be walking in procession or during an inspection. In the far background, light-colored buildings and industrial structures are visible on the horizon.