In Tundun Wada South, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts three primary individuals conversing in the foreground with a significant garbage pile in the background

In Tundun Wada South, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts three primary individuals conversing in the foreground with a significant garbage pile in the background. The individual on the left is a male wearing a white short-sleeved collared shirt, blue jeans, and a black baseball cap featuring an "IFRC" logo and Red Cross emblem. He wears eyeglasses and is gesturing with his right hand while looking towards the central figure. The central individual is a female wearing a white head covering and a white bib-style apron over a long, dark, patterned dress; the apron displays "NIGERIAN RED CROSS" and a Red Cross emblem. She holds her hands clasped and is looking towards the left individual. The individual on the right is a male wearing a black face mask, sunglasses, a red vest with "NIGERIAN RED CROSS" and a Red Cross emblem, and dark attire underneath. He is looking towards the left individual. Behind these three, a large mound of assorted plastic waste and debris is visible. Beyond the refuse pile, a cultivated green field with small plants and thin wooden stakes stretches into the mid-ground, bordered by sparse trees and distant buildings under a clear, bright sky. Several additional individuals are present near the garbage pile; one person, dressed in a blue traditional garment, is operating a video camera mounted on a tripod. The ground beneath the foreground subjects is dirt with patches of dry grass.