An indoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a formal ceremony, likely a wedding or civil registration

An indoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a formal ceremony, likely a wedding or civil registration. A light-skinned male, identified as the groom, wearing a cream-colored naval or military uniform adorned with gold braiding, medals, and a dark blue tie, is seated at a white-skirted table. He holds a blue pen and is actively signing a document, positioned on the table to his left. To his right, a light-skinned female, the bride, wears an off-shoulder white wedding gown with intricate embellishments, a tiara, and earrings. She is also seated, observing the document being signed. To the right of the seated couple, an older, bald, dark-skinned male wearing a dark purple traditional shirt leans over the table, his right hand resting on a blue book or binder, also observing the signing. A silver ruler lies on the table near his hand. Behind the groom, a dark-skinned male in an identical cream-colored naval/military uniform with gold braiding, medals, glasses, and white gloves stands attentively. Behind the bride, a dark-skinned female wearing a black long-sleeved dress with sheer details, a prominent black hair ornament, and a gold necklace, stands looking down towards the table. A partial view of another male in a white shirt and dark trousers is visible on the far left. The room features pale purple walls and a light-colored floor. In the upper left background, a window with metal security bars is visible. In the upper right background, two large, stacked black speaker units are present.