An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a group of at least eight men performing

An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a group of at least eight men performing. The men wear matching traditional costumes featuring dark garments heavily adorned with white cowrie shells, forming patterns on their headwear, tops, and lower body coverings (either yellow shorts or black trousers). Several performers also have white, shaggy fur or feather embellishments on their wrists and ankles. In the foreground, a man in black cowrie-decorated trousers plays a light-colored flute while in motion, with one leg raised. To his left, another performer in yellow cowrie-decorated shorts dances, holding a white furry object. Immediately behind the flutist, a third man, also in yellow shorts, plays a cowrie-decorated hand drum. Other performers in similar attire are visible behind them, participating in the ensemble. The ground is covered with dry, yellowish-brown grass. In the mid-ground, multiple lengths of white fabric are draped and strung, forming a temporary backdrop. Behind and around these drapes are several tall, weathered reinforced concrete columns with exposed rebar, suggesting a dilapidated or unfinished building structure. A concrete beam is visible spanning diagonally between two columns on the right side, indicating structural damage. Further in the background, a reddish-brown earthen or brick structure, lush green trees, and a portion of a metal lattice tower are present. The sky above is overcast.