A weathered, grey concrete bas-relief sculpture stands prominently in Lokoja, Nigeria, depicting a woman in flowing garments and a headscarf, riding a horse that faces left

A weathered, grey concrete bas-relief sculpture stands prominently in Lokoja, Nigeria, depicting a woman in flowing garments and a headscarf, riding a horse that faces left. The woman's face is rendered with eyes closed or downcast. The horse is bridled and its tail is visible. The rectangular sculpture panel exhibits surface cracks and dark discoloration, indicative of age and exposure, and is set upon a wider concrete base. A small, light-brown plaque is affixed to the lower right of the sculpture, bearing partially legible text that includes "TITLE: DURBAR FESTIVAL" and "2023." The immediate foreground consists of grey interlocking pavers with weeds growing through cracks, and a white PVC pipe is visible on the left. To the left in the background, a verdant, mountainous landscape rises under a partly cloudy sky. To the right, a section of a reddish-brown building with a darker roofline is visible. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.