In Badore, Nigeria, a daylight street scene features a woman standing beside a rustic vendor stall

In Badore, Nigeria, a daylight street scene features a woman standing beside a rustic vendor stall. The stall is constructed from a wooden frame and chicken wire, covered by a reddish-brown and a blue/grey tarpaulin acting as a roof. Its upper shelves display rows of various cylindrical glass bottles containing liquids of different colors, each with distinct labels, including "BACK to INDENALI" and "ALUNAARA." Below, multiple small plastic containers, tubs, and packets, some labeled "Ose Aft" and "FOOTBAPU," are arranged on lower shelves and a counter. A framed sign reading "POWER-Z TANK" is visible on the lower right section of the stall. The woman, with dark braided hair, wears a light green short-sleeved t-shirt with a dark collar and partially visible red lower garment. She is looking down intently at a white smartphone held in both hands in front of her torso. The immediate background behind the stall is an indistinct light-colored structure beneath a clear sky.