Five individuals, four females and one male, are standing outdoors on a paved surface in Adankolo, Nigeria

Five individuals, four females and one male, are standing outdoors on a paved surface in Adankolo, Nigeria. All are dressed in traditional Nigerian attire. From left to right: a woman wears a purple and blue patterned dress with a matching headwrap; next to her, another woman wears a cream top with an orange, black, and cream patterned wrapper and a matching headwrap, holding a small green object in her left hand. The male subject, positioned centrally, wears a green cap (fila), a multi-colored striped agbada-like garment, and multiple strands of red coral beads around his neck; he is smiling and gesturing a thumbs-up with his right hand. To his right, a woman wears a dark green headwrap (gele), a matching top and wrapper (iro), multiple strands of red coral beads, and holds a white beaded clutch purse in her left hand; she is smiling. The fifth individual, a woman on the far right, wears a green and orange floral patterned dress and has her dark hair pulled back; she is also smiling. All subjects appear to be engaged in a positive social interaction, exhibiting smiles and open expressions. The ground is a dark grey, uneven paved surface. The background features a reddish-brown concrete wall topped with a security barrier, behind which dense green foliage and tree trunks are visible.