An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a female charcoal vendor seated on a low stool inside an open-fronted stall

An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a female charcoal vendor seated on a low stool inside an open-fronted stall. The woman, wearing a patterned headwrap, a light-colored patterned top, and a light-colored skirt, is barefoot and actively engaged in handling a dark plastic bag, seemingly packaging or preparing charcoal. Her gaze is directed towards the bag in her hands. In the immediate foreground, a substantial pile of irregularly shaped, dark charcoal pieces occupies the ground, which appears to be dirt or dust. To the woman's left, a small, dented metallic pot or container rests on the ground amidst charcoal debris. Behind her, stacked against a wall, are several large, dark sacks, presumably filled with additional charcoal. To her right, a cylindrical metal stove or brazier with an upward-extending pipe is visible, with a clear plastic water bottle resting on its top. A partial view of a white plastic chair is also present on the far right. The stall's structure is defined by a wooden door frame visible on the left. The scene is illuminated by natural light, suggesting daytime.