The image displays an interior corner of a structure, located in Lokoja, Nigeria

The image displays an interior corner of a structure, located in Lokoja, Nigeria. The floor is paved with large, light-colored (likely off-white or cream) square tiles exhibiting prominent grey-black veining, characteristic of a marble-effect design. Visible grout lines segment the tiles. Along the base of the walls and the tile-to-wall interface, a minor accumulation of dust or dirt is present. The two intersecting walls are uniformly painted a light off-white or cream color, with a matching skirting board running along their base. On the right side of the frame, a rectangular opening, consistent with a window or balcony, is visible. This opening is secured by a grille comprising multiple vertical, cylindrical metallic bars, likely made of stainless steel or aluminum. A white frame borders this opening. Beyond the bars and frame, a blurred green area is discernible, indicative of outdoor vegetation. The scene is devoid of people, specific objects, or any apparent actions or interactions. The space appears unoccupied.