In an outdoor, unpaved workshop in Kagini, Nigeria, a dark-skinned male, wearing a dark t-shirt, dark trousers, and open-toed sandals, is observed bent over, actively compressing a spring on a vehicle suspension strut assembly using a specialized tool

In an outdoor, unpaved workshop in Kagini, Nigeria, a dark-skinned male, wearing a dark t-shirt, dark trousers, and open-toed sandals, is observed bent over, actively compressing a spring on a vehicle suspension strut assembly using a specialized tool. The ground is dirt, partially shaded by an overhead structure supported by wooden posts. To the man's right, a light-colored, possibly canvas or tarp, wall is visible. Scattered on the ground around the subject are various automotive parts, including disassembled struts, components in clear plastic packaging (some marked "AUTO PARTS"), a brown cardboard box labeled "NWTEC," rubber bushings, metal rings, and a red-handled hacksaw. The background features bright sunlight illuminating an open, undeveloped area with scattered debris and sparse vegetation.