A weathered concrete or stone statue, depicting a stylized human figure, stands prominently in an outdoor setting in Jos, Nigeria

A weathered concrete or stone statue, depicting a stylized human figure, stands prominently in an outdoor setting in Jos, Nigeria. The figure, identified as the "Nok Man" or "Drummer Boy" statue near the University of Jos, holds a long, cylindrical object, resembling a horn or trumpet, to its mouth. Its head is adorned with a spiked, crown-like headpiece, and a textured, skirt-like garment is visible around its waist, exhibiting material degradation. The statue rests on a multi-tiered, grey concrete plinth, showing signs of weathering. The sky above is bright blue with sparse, wispy white clouds. In the midground, dense green foliage, including various trees and bushes, forms a natural backdrop. Utility poles supporting overhead power lines are visible horizontally across the upper midground. A dirt or unpaved path is present in the left foreground, extending into the right midground. A low, green metal grid fence with a concrete post is visible in the bottom right, and a brown wire-mesh fence is partially seen on the left. A single individual, dressed in a red shirt, is discernible in the far-right midground, appearing to walk along the path. The scene suggests a public space or roadside area.