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An open-air market stall in Lekki, Nigeria, is depicted. The stall structure consists of rough-hewn wooden beams and planks, with a woven material ceiling and a sagging, dirty green tarp providing partial overhead cover. A thick, dark cylindrical metal pole stands prominently in the foreground, leaning slightly. Two individuals are visible within the stall. A dark-skinned woman, likely a vendor, is seated behind a display of dried fish. She wears a multi-colored patterned headscarf, a light green apron, and a patterned dress. Her right hand supports her chin, and she looks directly forward with a neutral expression. To her left and slightly behind her, a second individual, also dark-skinned and wearing a green top, is partially visible, looking away from the camera. The primary merchandise consists of numerous piles of small, dark-colored dried fish, arranged on circular, flat woven trays. These trays are elevated on makeshift wooden platforms constructed from stacked planks and crates. The background wall of the stall is a mosaic of wooden framing and cardboard panels, some bearing visible commercial branding. A blue plastic bucket is discernible on the ground level below the display on the right. The scene is illuminated by natural light.
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