The interior of a building, identified as being in Kuru Dungus, Nigeria, shows a gathering of individuals, predominantly women

The interior of a building, identified as being in Kuru Dungus, Nigeria, shows a gathering of individuals, predominantly women. The room features light blue walls and an off-white tiled ceiling, portions of which exhibit water damage and discoloration. Two large, two-bladed metallic ceiling fans hang from long rods, positioned towards the center and right side of the room. Bright light enters through multi-paned windows on the left and right, and an arched doorway on the far right which reveals an exterior wall with a textured, orange-brown finish. Decorations include white fabric drapes with blue and white ribbons/bunting, and green leaf-shaped embellishments across the upper left wall. A clock and a framed image are visible behind the drapes, along with a framed text display. Approximately twenty to thirty individuals are visible, with most wearing white robes or dresses and matching white head coverings. Some individuals in the immediate foreground wear blue head coverings with their white robes. Two individuals in the foreground, facing away or slightly to the side, wear blue head coverings and white garments; one on the left holds a dark, cylindrical object. Multiple individuals are seated on light brown wooden pews. One person in a white robe and white head covering is notably leaning forward in a pew in the midground on the left. An individual in the background wears a pink head covering.