In Bukuru, Nigeria, an outdoor market or street scene depicts a young female street vendor

In Bukuru, Nigeria, an outdoor market or street scene depicts a young female street vendor. The central figure is a dark-skinned girl or young woman, observed in a close-up, chest-up view. She wears a dark reddish-brown hijab draped over a colorful patterned inner headscarf and a patterned long-sleeved dress. Her eyes are closed or downcast, with distinct dark eyeliner on the upper lids. On her head, she expertly balances a clear plastic bucket containing several light-colored, round food items (possibly akara or similar snacks); her raised right arm, adorned with a green and white beaded bracelet, likely assists in stabilization. A black shoulder bag with white marbling is slung across her body, and her left hand rests on her chest. To the left, partial views of an adult male in a dark shirt and light blue pants are visible, walking or standing with brown footwear. To the right and in the background, a rusty wheelbarrow filled with cut sugarcane stalks is present, alongside the wheel of another cart. On the ground near the wheelbarrow, a discarded plastic water bottle is visible. In the immediate foreground, a display of goods includes black braided hair extensions, a small blue container labeled "BRAZWOOL 25g," and various packaged items such as colorful butterfly-shaped hair clips and small plastic toys. The ground is unpaved dirt. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.