The image depicts an outdoor scene at what appears to be a fuel vending point in Nkwelle Ezunaka, Nigeria, under an overcast sky

The image depicts an outdoor scene at what appears to be a fuel vending point in Nkwelle Ezunaka, Nigeria, under an overcast sky. In the foreground, slightly to the left, an adult male with short hair and dark skin is observed. He wears a cream-colored t-shirt with "LV" and "GG 88" graphics and dark shorts with white drawstrings and light star patterns. His right forearm displays tattoos. He is looking down, holding a stack of Nigerian Naira banknotes in both hands, appearing to count or arrange them. Partially visible behind him is a yellow and orange tricycle, commonly known as a Keke Napep. To the right, a younger individual with dark, curly hair is positioned. This person wears a yellow t-shirt, a red and black plaid open shirt/jacket, grey shorts, and red slide sandals. A black pouch is slung across their body. They are holding the black nozzle of a fuel hose, which extends downwards, suggesting the act of dispensing fuel into a vehicle (not visible). The immediate area is covered by a light-colored, paneled ceiling structure, supported by a rust-orange colored pillar on the far right. Adjacent to the person dispensing fuel, a dark green plastic monobloc chair with white markings (possibly "EKOM") rests on the ground. A small, light-colored counter or table is next to the chair, holding a calculator and two small, clear cups or containers. The background reveals an unpaved, light-brown ground surface. Beyond this, a dense area of green foliage and trees covers a rising landscape. Electrical or telecommunications wires stretch across the sky. A tall pole with visible equipment stands amidst the greenery. In the distance, a multi-story building with a pinkish hue is visible on a higher elevation, and further back, structures resembling scaffolding or a fence constructed from wooden planks can be seen.