In Dzhidu, Nigeria, an adult male, likely a cobbler, is engaged in shoe repair within a semi-enclosed workshop space

In Dzhidu, Nigeria, an adult male, likely a cobbler, is engaged in shoe repair within a semi-enclosed workshop space. He is seated, wearing a multicolored patterned long-sleeved shirt and blue jeans, with a soiled dark apron over his lap. His hands are occupied with a dark shoe, applying a substance to its sole with a small green applicator. A small black container of polish or adhesive is nearby. To his left, a rudimentary wooden table holds tools including a white container, a metal tin with a brush, patterned fabric, and a partially visible brown shoe. The man is positioned in front of a closed dark brown wooden door, secured with a latch, padlock, and keys hanging from it. To the right, an open doorway reveals a small interior space with shelves stocked with various retail items, including boxes labeled "EVEREADY 934" and other packaged goods. The surrounding walls are light-colored and textured. The ground beneath the workspace is tiled with light and dark patterns. A large black plastic basin rests on the floor in the foreground. Part of a corrugated metal roof is visible overhead. A second individual's leg and foot, wearing orange flip-flops, are partially visible to the right.