A weathered concrete or stone relief sculpture depicts an adult male figure carrying a child piggyback

A weathered concrete or stone relief sculpture depicts an adult male figure carrying a child piggyback. The adult figure, bare-chested and wearing shorts, stands facing slightly left, with its right arm supporting the child's leg. The child's face is visible over the adult's right shoulder, with its arms wrapped around the adult's torso. Both figures exhibit rounded features and a textured, worn surface, indicating age and exposure. The figures are set against a background of abstract, swirling relief patterns in contrasting tones. In the lower left foreground, a small, off-white plaque inscribed with partially legible text, including "GROUP C" and names such as "EMMANUEL" and "SAN PEDRO A," lies on the ground. The sculpture rests on a rough concrete base surrounded by dry, reddish-brown earth and sparse green vegetation. In the background, a row of tall, slender trees stands to the right, beyond which a significant, green-covered hill or mountain range is visible against a light blue sky with scattered clouds. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight. This sculpture, known as the "Children of the Confluence," is located within the European Cemetery/Old European Quarters area, situated near the Niger-Benue Confluence in Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria.