This image depicts an interior view of a pigsty, likely situated in Jos, Nigeria, characterized by rudimentary construction

This image depicts an interior view of a pigsty, likely situated in Jos, Nigeria, characterized by rudimentary construction. In the foreground, a large, dark-haired adult pig, appearing to be a sow with visible teats, is positioned on a packed dirt floor, facing left and slightly upwards, with its body partially obscured by the frame's bottom edge. Its posture suggests it is sitting or resting. To the right and rear of the adult pig, a group of approximately six to eight smaller, reddish-brown piglets are contained within a square-shaped, wire-mesh metal pen. These piglets are standing and facing various directions within their enclosure. The environment consists of walls constructed from unplastered concrete blocks, with several rows of open ventilation blocks visible near the top, allowing light penetration from an unseen exterior. The floor throughout the sty is uneven, hard-packed earth or dirt. A simple, pitched roof structure, composed of corrugated metal sheeting supported by wooden beams, is visible overhead. A concrete feeding trough or divider, also unplastered, runs along the left side of the frame. The overall scene indicates a functional but minimally equipped animal housing facility. No human presence is observed.