This image depicts an interior room located in Oba-Ile, Nigeria

This image depicts an interior room located in Oba-Ile, Nigeria. The walls are adorned with black wallpaper featuring a repeating pattern of white geometric designs, including Greek key motifs and circular medallions. On the left wall, a significant portion of the wallpaper is peeled away, revealing a lighter, possibly stained, underlying wall surface with a darker area near the base. A reddish-brown wooden door is centrally positioned. A metal latch mechanism is visible on the left edge of the door. The door's surface is inscribed with white, hand-drawn alphanumeric characters, including numbers such as "1 2 3," "7 9 10," "16 17 18," and partial alphabet sequences "A B C D," "K L M A," and "V W." To the left of the door, a white-framed picture is mounted on the patterned wallpaper, displaying an image of two praying hands and the Arabic word "ALHAMDULILLAH" in text below. Below this picture, a small wall-mounted fixture holds several objects, including what appears to be a blue scrub brush and a set of keys. A light-colored curtain with vertical stripes is partially visible on the far left. To the right of the door, a dark, possibly black, patterned curtain is fully drawn, extending from the ceiling to the floor. The room features a plain, light-colored ceiling and a dark floor. No individuals are present in the scene.