The image displays the facade of a single-story building in Vom, Nigeria, constructed primarily from irregular, rough-cut stone blocks

The image displays the facade of a single-story building in Vom, Nigeria, constructed primarily from irregular, rough-cut stone blocks. The building features a prominent pitched roof and a central double-door entrance, accessible via three stone steps flanked by two low concrete pillars with spherical tops. The entrance and two rectangular windows on either side are framed by a weathered red trim. To the right of the main structure, a lower extension, also stone-faced, with a corrugated metal roof is visible; a blue sign with white text is affixed to its wall. The ground in front of the building is dry, reddish-brown soil with visible loose dirt and scattered small stones, and partial shadows from an unseen object are cast on the left foreground. A tree with sparse foliage is partially visible on the left, extending into the upper left corner of the frame. In the far background, behind the main building on the left, another light-colored building with a distinct white or pale roof is discernible under a hazy, clear sky. No individuals or active subjects are present.