In Aguata, Nigeria, a lone male individual is depicted outdoors, bent forward at the waist

In Aguata, Nigeria, a lone male individual is depicted outdoors, bent forward at the waist. He wears a light blue t-shirt, stained with what appears to be dirt or mud, dark knee-length shorts, and blue and white flip-flops. A pink baseball cap covers his head. His arms are extended downwards, holding a dark-colored shovel with both hands, its blade positioned on the reddish-brown dirt ground. A red wristband is visible on his left wrist. The immediate environment consists of loose, reddish-brown soil, marked with small indentations and scattered pieces of white and colored litter. To the right, a solid red-orange concrete structure, possibly a low wall or bench, extends into the foreground. In the mid-ground, behind the individual, a light gray bucket with dark banding is visible on the ground, next to additional scattered debris and sparse vegetation. Further behind, partially obscured, are sections of weathered, light-colored concrete or stucco walls belonging to a larger, unfinished or deteriorated building. This structure features open window or door frames, and a prominent concrete pillar. A yellow plastic jerrycan rests near one of the building's walls in the background. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting no distinct long shadows, suggesting an overhead light source.