An outdoor forensic image depicts a roadside scene near Koloware, Nigeria, featuring the Delta State boundary arch

An outdoor forensic image depicts a roadside scene near Koloware, Nigeria, featuring the Delta State boundary arch. The primary subject is a large, weathered concrete and metal arch structure spanning a two-lane paved road. The arch's main supports are white and light blue, angled upwards, with a sculpture of two dark-colored hands reaching skyward positioned at the base between them. A blue sign attached to the right side of the metal truss, which connects the supports, bears the white inscription "Farewell To DELTA STATE." The road, marked by a low concrete barrier, is flanked by dense green vegetation, appearing as tall grasses or crops, extending into the background. A distant, indistinct structure is partially visible amidst the vegetation on the right. The sky is overcast with a uniform light grey cloud cover. In the foreground on the right side of the road, three adult males are visible. One individual, wearing a white and patterned shirt with a black backpack, sits on a motorcycle, facing away from the camera. To his right, a second male in a blue shirt and black cap is partially visible, also facing away. A third male on the far right, wearing a red shirt, is partially visible and looking towards the right of the frame. No direct interactions between the individuals are apparent.