The scene in Kaninkon, Nigeria, displays a monochrome pencil portrait held by a left human hand

The scene in Kaninkon, Nigeria, displays a monochrome pencil portrait held by a left human hand. The portrait, rendered on a single sheet of white paper, depicts a female individual of African descent, facing forward, from the chest up. She wears a patterned headscarf, with visible hair strands escaping on her right side. Her left hand is raised to the side of her head, displaying a ring on one finger. A light-colored garment covers her torso. The drawing is signed "KADE." in the lower right corner. The paper is slightly curved, indicating it is being actively held. The hand holding the drawing is visible on the left edge, with dark skin and a ring on one finger. The immediate background above the drawing is dark and indistinct, while below it lies a blue, textured surface. A strong glare reflects across the right side of the portrait.