In Jos, Nigeria, on a dirt path, a group of four young Black females are gathered

In Jos, Nigeria, on a dirt path, a group of four young Black females are gathered. Three are seated on a wooden bench in front of a weathered, tan, mud-brick building with a dark metal door. One girl on the far right wears a pink headscarf and a black t-shirt with "U.S.A" printed on it. She holds a white paper and appears to be showing it to the other two girls. The girl in the middle is wearing a red top and the girl on the left wears an orange jacket and a black shirt. All three are looking at the paper. Their legs are bare below the knees. To the right of the bench is a white plastic chair. Further to the right, a wall extends outward from the building. In the foreground, a young Black female with a bright pink headscarf and a black dress is walking from left to right, slightly out of focus. She is carrying a light-colored object in her left arm. Behind her, a large, blue and yellow woven sack is on the ground. The building appears to be old with signs of wear and tear.