Two vertical public information banners stand side-by-side on a rough ground surface against a light-colored building wall with a white-framed window, indicating an outdoor or semi-open setting in Yola, Adamawa State, Nigeria

Two vertical public information banners stand side-by-side on a rough ground surface against a light-colored building wall with a white-framed window, indicating an outdoor or semi-open setting in Yola, Adamawa State, Nigeria. The left banner, predominantly yellow and white, is titled "PREVENT CHOLERA WITH SAFE WATER, SAFE FOOD & GOOD HYGIENE PRACTICES." It details what cholera is, including an illustration of a person on a toilet, and provides instructions for prevention through safe water (boiling, proper storage, bottled water), safe food preparation (washing produce, thorough cooking, reheating), handwashing (frequently, before eating, after toilet), and environmental hygiene (avoiding open defecation, proper waste disposal). The banner displays logos from the Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), IFRC, and the Red Cross, along with the Nigerian Coat of Arms. Text at the bottom identifies "Adamawa State Ministry of Health" and NCDC as contributors. The right banner, primarily white and red, features a large Nigerian Red Cross emblem at its top. Below the emblem, the text reads "...A sure sign of hope" and "ADAMAWA BRANCH." The lower section of this banner lists "THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THE INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT MOVEMENT" accompanied by illustrative icons: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Unity, Independence, Voluntary Service, and Universality. No individuals are present in the scene. The banners are stationary and serve as public health and humanitarian information displays.