In Ejule, Nigeria, a daylight scene depicts two individuals on an unpaved, reddish-brown dirt path, bordered by a narrow strip of dark pavement to the left and a low, painted wall in the background

In Ejule, Nigeria, a daylight scene depicts two individuals on an unpaved, reddish-brown dirt path, bordered by a narrow strip of dark pavement to the left and a low, painted wall in the background. The central figure is a female wearing a full-length, periwinkle blue garment and matching head covering (hijab). A white circular emblem with text, possibly "FEDERAL COLLEGE," is visible on her upper chest. She wears light-colored flip-flops. Her gaze is directed slightly downward and to her right. To the right of this figure, partially visible, is another individual wearing a dark top and a blue and orange patterned skirt, with red flip-flops. The dirt path is uneven and covered with scattered dry grass, sparse weeds, and significant amounts of litter, including numerous plastic bags, wrappers, and other refuse concentrated in piles, particularly to the right of the central figure. A crumpled blue and white plastic item lies on the ground directly in front of the central figure. In the background, a long, light-colored wall is adorned with colorful murals depicting stylized figures, animals (e.g., a camel), and objects (e.g., books). A dark metal gate is integrated into the wall on the left side. Beyond the wall, parts of building roofs and tree branches are visible under what appears to be an overcast or diffused sky.