A close-up, low-angle shot displays a section of a black computer keyboard, specifically several rows of keys, in what is identified as Barakin Angundi, Nigeria

A close-up, low-angle shot displays a section of a black computer keyboard, specifically several rows of keys, in what is identified as Barakin Angundi, Nigeria. The keys are visibly coated with a fine layer of light-colored dust and particulate matter, indicating an unkempt state. Keycaps exhibit faint white markings: a blurred symbol on a large key in the foreground (possibly "Ctrl"), and more distinct symbols on keys further back, including what appears to be a "W" and "A" key, and two keys on the right each bearing a double-square symbol, likely a Windows key. The background is out of focus, showing blurred forms of an indistinct dark object and a beige surface. No people or actions are depicted.