In Chikaji, Nigeria, a street vendor pushes an orange wheelbarrow laden with numerous cut sugarcane stalks along a dusty, unpaved road under bright daylight

In Chikaji, Nigeria, a street vendor pushes an orange wheelbarrow laden with numerous cut sugarcane stalks along a dusty, unpaved road under bright daylight. The vendor, a man with dark skin, wears a light blue long-sleeved traditional garment, dark trousers, dark shoes, a black baseball cap with "ATM OKOWU" in white lettering, and a black shoulder bag. His right hand is on the wheelbarrow's handle. To the vendor's left, in the mid-ground, a group of four or more children, dressed in various casual clothes including a brown tunic and a red and yellow striped top, stand near a corrugated metal fence, seemingly observing the surroundings or interacting amongst themselves. Behind them, several rudimentary structures made of corrugated metal sheets and wood are visible, including a building with a sloped, rusty corrugated roof. To the vendor's right, a man in a light yellow traditional long-sleeved outfit stands near a corrugated metal structure. Further right, a green corrugated metal stall or building is visible, with a metal handcart or wheelbarrow parked nearby. The immediate foreground shows uneven dirt and scattered debris, including plastic bags and dry plant matter. The background features sparse trees with green foliage under a hazy, light blue sky. Shadows cast by the midday sun are sharp and relatively short.