This image is a photograph of a hand-drawn sketch, likely a comic strip or narrative illustration, displayed on a digital screen, located in Awjaw, Nigeria

This image is a photograph of a hand-drawn sketch, likely a comic strip or narrative illustration, displayed on a digital screen, located in Awjaw, Nigeria. The drawing style is simple and cartoonish, utilizing blue ink for outlines, shading, and tree foliage, and red ink for female attire and specific text. Diagonal line patterns, consistent with a screen artifact or paper texture, are visible across the image. The drawing is segmented into distinct scenes. The top section depicts three figures and a tree. On the left, a male figure wearing a cap and long-sleeved garment stands behind a second male figure, who appears blindfolded or has his eyes covered, wears a head covering, a light-colored shirt, and dark shorts, with both arms extended forward. A red speech bubble originating from the first male contains the text: "Why she hug mee like that." A second speech bubble, pointing to the blindfolded figure, states: "She might be a b'alat she love." To the right, a female figure in a red dress is shown in an exaggerated pose near a tree with blue foliage, with her arms raised as if holding a branch and one leg lifted high and extended horizontally. The bottom section features three additional figures and a smaller tree. On the bottom left, a female figure, dressed in a red outfit similar to the one in the top section and with her hair tied up, stands facing left with her arms crossed or hands on her hips. In the bottom middle, two male figures are depicted in a stance similar to those in the top left. One male, wearing a cap, stands behind another male who also wears a cap or head covering, a light-colored shirt, and dark shorts, with his right arm outstretched forward. The word "Jesus" is written in red next to the head of the forward-reaching male. A small tree with blue foliage is visible on the bottom right. A digital watermark "INFINIX S5 | 32MP AI QUAD CAMERA" is present in the lower left corner, indicating the device used to capture the photograph. The signature "Prince Israel Art" is visible in blue ink at the bottom right of the drawing.