In Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts a construction worker engaged in mortar preparation beside a building wall

In Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts a construction worker engaged in mortar preparation beside a building wall. A dark-skinned male, wearing a green t-shirt with white stripes on the sleeves, blue shorts, and red work gloves, is bent over, mixing a grey substance in a metal bucket. He wears light-colored sandals. An open bag, partially identifying as "CEMENT," lies on the reddish-brown soil ground near his feet, with a large machete-like tool placed beside it. The building wall to the left is partially clad with rectangular, textured, light-grey stone tiles, visible up to approximately one-third of its height. Above this stone cladding, a horizontal concrete band with multiple shallow grooves is installed. The upper section of the wall features a smooth, light-beige plaster finish, with a window frame visible within this section. A stack of unused stone tiles similar to those on the wall is neatly piled on the ground near the wall's base. A coiled orange hose is also present on the ground. In the background, a dark metal fence composed of vertical bars and horizontal supports separates the immediate work area from an adjacent space. Two motorcycles, one red and silver, and another white, are parked behind this fence. Debris, including a loose tire, is scattered in the fenced-off area. Sparse vegetation is visible above the fence line.