The image displays a rustic, stringed musical instrument suspended against a solid blue wall in an interior space within the city of Yola, Nigeria

The image displays a rustic, stringed musical instrument suspended against a solid blue wall in an interior space within the city of Yola, Nigeria. The instrument features a large, flat, circular body made of a textured, dark brown material, possibly dried animal skin or wood, with a visible seam along its perimeter. A small, circular sound hole is present on the upper-left side of the body. An unvarnished, light brown wooden neck extends vertically upwards from the body, showing multiple points of attachment for at least six thin, off-white strings. These strings traverse the body, passing over a horizontal bridge composed of two natural-toned cylindrical segments capped with darker material, and anchor at the base of the neck where it meets the body. The instrument is secured to the wall by a thin, dark line attached to a small fixture at the top of the neck. In the lower foreground, parts of furniture are partially visible, including a black chair seat and a white chair back on the left, and a white chair back with dark vertical structural elements on the right.