The image depicts the exterior of a single-story building in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, showing extensive damage consistent with a fire

The image depicts the exterior of a single-story building in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, showing extensive damage consistent with a fire. The structure features light brown, rendered walls and a corrugated metal roof, which is severely charred, warped, and partially collapsed in multiple sections. At the center-left, an open doorway reveals a completely charred interior. Adjacent to it, a dark, ribbed metal security door, appearing smoke-stained or charred, stands slightly ajar. To the right of the metal door, a rectangular window opening shows a damaged, potentially wooden frame, with glass likely absent. Further right, another open doorway has a wooden plank leaning against the adjacent wall. The far right shows a third window with open, dark brown wooden shutters; the windowpanes are not visible, suggesting they are broken or missing. Dark electrical wiring hangs dislodged across the upper portion of the wall between the first doorway and the metal door. The unpaved ground in front of the building is covered with a significant amount of debris, including numerous charred and bent corrugated metal sheets, burnt wood fragments, and blackened rubble. In the midground, a rudimentary wooden stand or table holds two lighter-colored wooden planks, with a reddish object visible underneath. Nearby, a pile of green plants, a white bag with red markings (possibly containing flowers or other items), and a light-colored plastic bucket lying on its side are interspersed among the debris. No individuals or animals are present in the scene. The sky above is partly cloudy.