An indoor garment manufacturing workshop is depicted in Lekki, Nigeria

An indoor garment manufacturing workshop is depicted in Lekki, Nigeria. In the foreground, a blue fabric measuring tape, displaying numerical markings from 45 to 60 centimeters, hangs vertically, partially obscuring the scene. To the left, silver-colored scissors rest on a light-colored, speckled countertop that has a dark red-brown edge. A white "TWO LION" industrial sewing machine occupies the left side of the table. To the right of the measuring tape, a large white conical spool of thread with a yellow core is positioned on a white plastic holder, adjacent to a small red rectangular object. Behind this, two clear plastic jars are visible; one has a yellow lid, and the other is open, containing numerous small white buttons. The open jar features a label with text including "SK PLATE PT 7001-00" and "300063820." A substantial pile of bright neon yellow-green fabric items, appearing to be partially assembled garments, is stacked centrally on the table, extending into the mid-ground. In the mid-ground right, a person, wearing a grey long-sleeved shirt, grey trousers, and a light-colored baseball cap, is seated and actively operating an industrial sewing machine, which is partially obscured by the fabric pile. Their hands are engaged with the machine's sewing mechanism. The background features plain white walls and a light grey tiled floor. A white-framed glass door is visible on the far right. An off-white electrical box is situated on the floor beneath the table. A third "TWO LION" industrial sewing machine is faintly visible in the far background, largely obscured by the fabric stack.