An outdoor scene in Tataura, Nigeria, depicts two women engaged in sugarcane preparation and vending on a reddish-brown dirt roadside

An outdoor scene in Tataura, Nigeria, depicts two women engaged in sugarcane preparation and vending on a reddish-brown dirt roadside. The ground is sparsely covered with dry leaves, transitioning to an asphalt strip at the bottom. To the left, a younger woman stands, wearing a red, patterned short-sleeved dress and a dark headwrap. She holds a piece of sugarcane, extending it toward the seated woman. Beside her, a large silver metal bowl filled with cut sugarcane stalks rests on a rudimentary wooden stand. Below the stand, a silver metal bucket sits on the ground. To the right, an older woman sits on a small wooden stool. She wears a patterned short-sleeved top, patterned trousers, and a blue and white patterned headwrap. She is actively peeling a thick stalk of sugarcane held across her lap, with additional sugarcane pieces visible near her. The background features dense, vibrant green vegetation, including broadleaf trees and palm trees, under a bright sky with visible overhead utility lines. A portion of a vehicle's side mirror is visible in the extreme lower left foreground, indicating the perspective.