bas-relief sculpture of a man holding a long, cylindrical object, likely a staff or a musical instrument

bas-relief sculpture of a man holding a long, cylindrical object, likely a staff or a musical instrument. The sculpture is carved into the wall of a building, the surface of which is pale yellow and textured, suggesting plaster or concrete. The man's face is turned downwards, with the lower part obscured by the object he holds. His right hand is extended, grasping the top of the object. The sculpture appears to be weathered, with the edges of the man's body blending seamlessly into the wall. The sculpture is located on a wall in Jos, Nigeria at the coordinates: latitude: 9.91, longitude: 8.864. It is unclear whether the sculpture is a part of a larger mural or work of art. There is a graffiti-style inscription below the sculpture, partially obscured by its lower edge.