An outdoor scene in Oko Town, Nigeria, depicts an event with traditional performers and an audience

An outdoor scene in Oko Town, Nigeria, depicts an event with traditional performers and an audience. In the foreground, three young males, barefoot, perform on reddish-brown dirt ground. The two most prominent performers wear identical attire: patterned short-sleeved shirts (red, white, brown, green motifs), multi-layered ruffled skirts (red, white/cream, black, and green), orange leg coverings, and complex ankle shakers made of natural materials. The performer on the left is leaning forward with arms bent, while the central performer is slightly crouched, and the third, on the right, stands more upright. Scattered debris, including plastic wrappers, is visible on the ground. In the midground, to the left, a white canopy with purple fabric draping provides shade over a section of the audience. Approximately 15-20 individuals, predominantly adult males and females, are seated at tables covered with white cloths, some with plates visible. Other audience members are seated on blue plastic chairs or standing, observing the performance. To the right, another section of the audience is seated or standing under the shade of a large, leafy tree. A beige, round pot or container is situated on the ground near this section of the audience. The background features a low concrete wall, with additional trees and greenery visible beyond it. A building structure is partially visible behind the canopy on the left.