An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts approximately 15-20 individuals, predominantly young males, arranged in a band formation

An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts approximately 15-20 individuals, predominantly young males, arranged in a band formation. The subjects are dressed in light green/khaki-colored National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) uniforms, consisting of button-up shirts with pockets, cargo trousers, and matching caps. Many wear distinctive bright orange-brown laced boots, while others have white sneakers or dark sandals. In the foreground and midground, at least five individuals are actively playing gold-colored brass instruments, specifically trumpets or cornets, held to their mouths. Their hands are positioned on the instrument valves and slides. A partial view of a white snare drum is visible on the far right. The individuals are standing upright, facing generally towards the left of the frame. The ground surface consists of reddish-brown interlocking concrete pavers, showing some signs of wear and dust. In the background, to the left, a single-story building with light-colored walls and a dark, possibly corrugated, roofline is visible. Behind and above the subjects, numerous mature trees with dense green foliage are prominent against a clear, bright blue sky. The scene is illuminated by strong natural sunlight, indicating daytime conditions.