Four young Black girls, appearing to be school-aged children, are depicted standing shoulder-to-shoulder, facing the camera against a light-colored wall with green painted accents

Four young Black girls, appearing to be school-aged children, are depicted standing shoulder-to-shoulder, facing the camera against a light-colored wall with green painted accents. The scene is located in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria. From left to right: The leftmost girl, partially visible, wears a white lab coat over a light-colored top. Her dark hair is styled in a bun with a pink and white scrunchie. She extends her left hand, forming a "V" (peace) sign. The second girl from the left wears a white cap on her head, covering her dark hair, and a long-sleeved white uniform with a zippered front. She looks directly at the camera with a slight smirk. The third girl from the left wears a white short-sleeved lab coat over a light-colored top. Her dark hair is pulled into a bun secured with a pink and white scrunchie. A black stethoscope with a silver diaphragm hangs around her neck. She looks towards the camera with a neutral expression. The rightmost girl, partially visible, wears a white lab coat. Her dark hair is also styled in a bun. The background wall features a large, green arched graphic with partially visible English text, including fragments such as "rning is," "ce; it," "ought," "h ardou," and "il Ad." The wall shows some minor discoloration and texture variations. The children's attire suggests a theme related to medical professions or a school event.