This image depicts an outdoor scene in Alaguntan, Lagos State, Nigeria, featuring a large white banner positioned upright against a modern building

This image depicts an outdoor scene in Alaguntan, Lagos State, Nigeria, featuring a large white banner positioned upright against a modern building. The banner, slightly wrinkled in areas, displays the logo "EKO INNOVATION CENTRE" with a colorful sunburst graphic on the left. Partially visible text on the left includes "Policy" and "n Divide," followed by "Technology" and green silhouette icons of various urban structures. To the right, the banner presents a row of six headshot portraits of individuals, each accompanied by their name and professional title, enclosed in green-lined vertical panels. From left to right: 1. **Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu**, Executive Governor, Lagos State, depicted as a man wearing glasses and a striped traditional Yoruba cap. 2. **Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat**, Deputy Governor, Lagos State, depicted as a man wearing a red traditional Yoruba cap. 3. **Tubosun Alake**, Honourable Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology, depicted as a man wearing a green traditional Yoruba cap. 4. **Engr. (Mrs) Ibiola Kasunmu**, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology, depicted as a woman wearing a patterned headwrap. 5. **Lars Christer Johannsson**, Chief Executive Officer, Rack Centre, depicted as a bald man with a beard. 6. **Kola Masha**, Founder, Babban Gona, depicted as a man wearing glasses. The background consists of a multi-story building with large, reflective, green-tinted glass windows framed by dark mullions. The windows reflect parts of a yellowish-brown building and two communication towers or antennas against an overcast sky. In the immediate foreground, a grey concrete curb or barrier runs horizontally across the base of the banner. The ground surface in front of the banner and curb is paved with irregularly shaped, discolored grey tiles, indicative of outdoor pedestrian paving. No active individuals or specific actions are depicted beyond the static portraits on the banner.