Five square-shaped, roughly uniformly sized paintings are displayed on a plain white wall

Five square-shaped, roughly uniformly sized paintings are displayed on a plain white wall. The wall exhibits a subtle specular highlight from an overhead light source. The paintings are arranged in two rows: The top row consists of three paintings: 1. The leftmost painting depicts a circular, textured green object, possibly a fruit, against a white background. 2. The central painting features a stylized figure of a person, appearing to be running, dressed in a pink top and dark shorts, with blonde or light-colored hair, against a white background. 3. The rightmost painting shows a dark green, somewhat amorphous object, resembling a gourd or a large fruit, next to a smaller, oval-shaped yellow object, against a white background. The bottom row consists of two paintings: 1. The leftmost painting contains the phrase "NO TO CANCER" written in blue capital letters at the top. Below this, a yellow banana is depicted, with a smaller yellow oval object to its left. The name "HADIZA UMMA" is written in blue at the bottom. 2. The rightmost painting features a collection of colorful, abstract and representational shapes: a red heart-like figure, a red kidney-like shape, a blue-veined organ, a yellow fortune cookie-like shape, a yellow banana, and a red berry-like object. The text "NO CANCER TO OK" is visible in red at the bottom, and "HAMZA" is written in blue at the top right. The style of the paintings suggests amateur or child-like execution, with bold colors and simple forms. The overall theme appears to be related to health and well-being, specifically against cancer, referencing healthy foods and physical activity. No specific location within the city of Abuja, Nigeria, can be determined from the visual content of the image.