This image captures an interior view of an unfinished concrete building structure in the city of Jos, Nigeria

This image captures an interior view of an unfinished concrete building structure in the city of Jos, Nigeria. The scene is devoid of individuals and focuses on construction elements. The environment is characterized by raw, unpainted concrete. A central, rough concrete wall features two open doorways or passages. This wall exhibits vertical streaks, consistent with concrete run-off, and visible formwork impressions. Through these openings, multiple silver-colored, adjustable steel shoring props are visible, extending from floor to ceiling, suggesting temporary support for an upper level. In the foreground, a prominent adjustable steel shoring prop stands slightly right of center, extending from the concrete floor to the ceiling. Another similar prop is positioned further back on the right side of the frame. The floor is a dusty concrete slab, displaying distinct patterned grooves, likely from a finishing tool or foot traffic. Scattered wooden debris and small, unidentified red objects are present on the floor, particularly near the base of the central wall. On the far left, dark plywood sheets, some marked with "PREMIER SUPER QUALITY," are stacked or leaned against a surface. The concrete ceiling shows rough textures and evidence of former formwork. Ambient light appears to enter the space from the right side, illuminating the background.