In Tudun Wada, Nigeria, an overhead shot captures a scene of food preparation

In Tudun Wada, Nigeria, an overhead shot captures a scene of food preparation. A pale, textured wall forms the background, exhibiting minor scuffs. In the foreground, a flat, light-brown surface, possibly a wooden board or countertop, displays two distinct piles of produce. To the left, approximately fifteen to twenty small, predominantly reddish-purple onions are clustered, some retaining their papery outer skins, others partially peeled revealing lighter inner layers. Scattered onion peels and brown organic debris surround this pile. A silver-bladed utility knife with a light-colored handle rests horizontally amidst these onions, its blade pointing towards the right. Further to the left, a bundle of dried, yellowish-green fibrous plant material, likely onion stalks or similar vegetable waste, is present. To the right, a separate pile consists of approximately twenty-five to thirty small, irregularly shaped peppers. The majority are bright red, with several others displaying shades of orange and yellowish-orange, consistent with varieties like Scotch Bonnet peppers. Small dark specks and fine organic debris are visible across the surface. No people are present, and no active interactions are depicted; the scene suggests a paused or impending food preparation activity.