A brightly painted mural is affixed to a light grey, textured wall, likely an exterior surface, in Kabong, Nigeria

A brightly painted mural is affixed to a light grey, textured wall, likely an exterior surface, in Kabong, Nigeria. The mural's central figure, positioned on the right, is a black anthropomorphic cartoon mouse-like character with large pink-lined ears, a yellow muzzle, and white-rimmed eyes. It wears blue-framed goggles with reddish lenses pushed up onto its forehead and is depicted holding an open, dark green book with visible white pages. To the left of the character, a dark green, irregular shape resembling a chalkboard displays the prominent white text "MATHS," surrounded by various mathematical equations, diagrams (including pie charts and geometric shapes like triangles, cones, and cylinders), and numerical problems rendered in white "chalk" style. Below this, isolated arithmetic symbols are painted: a yellow division symbol (÷), a maroon multiplication symbol (x), and a red addition symbol (+). The upper portion of the wall remains bare, with a light-colored, possibly concrete, building edge or roofline visible at the very top of the frame. The wall itself shows minor surface variations and faint marks.