This image depicts an interior residential space in Oba-Ile, Nigeria, characterized by a wall covered in black and white geometric patterned wallpaper

This image depicts an interior residential space in Oba-Ile, Nigeria, characterized by a wall covered in black and white geometric patterned wallpaper. A dark, possibly black, curtain hangs on the left side, extending from ceiling to floor. The wall is extensively decorated with approximately ten to twelve framed and unframed photographs, primarily portraits of individuals and groups of varying ages, from infants to adults. Subjects in the photographs include men, women, and children, some appearing in traditional Nigerian attire. Below the photographs, a black flat-screen LG television is centered on a white and grey media console. The television screen is dark, indicating it is off. On the console, beneath the television, are several electronic devices, including a silver-fronted unit (possibly a DVD player) and a large black speaker unit with a circular blue-lit accent. Various cables are visible connecting these devices. To the left of the media console, a dark, cylindrical object, possibly a decorative pillar or speaker, is wrapped with silvery-green tinsel in a spiraling pattern.