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In Jos, Nigeria, two women are tending to a charcoal grill laden with corn. One woman, dressed in a green floral print outfit, sits cross-legged on the ground, her bare feet visible. She appears to be resting or watching the corn. The other woman, in a white t-shirt, holds a baby swaddled in a light blue and white outfit. The baby is looking down, held securely in the woman's arms. The corn, some of which is slightly charred, is arranged on a metal rack over a visible charcoal base. Behind the women, a makeshift shelter is constructed with corrugated metal roofing, weathered wood, and earthen walls. Shelves made of wood hold various items, including a white bucket, a black plastic bag, and what appear to be more ears of corn. A black backpack with a white and red logo rests on the ground to the left of the scene. A metal stand with a plastic container and a small can of Peak milk is visible to the right. The ground is a mix of dirt and what appears to be concrete or stone. The overall impression is a street-side vendor scene, possibly operating from a temporary structure.
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