In Tudun Wazurchi, Nigeria, a brown equine, likely a horse or donkey, stands facing left on an unpaved, sandy street

In Tudun Wazurchi, Nigeria, a brown equine, likely a horse or donkey, stands facing left on an unpaved, sandy street. The animal is equipped with an ornate saddle, comprising a multicolored blanket in red, green, and white patterns, overlaid with a more elaborate dark red and silvery-gold saddle structure. A decorative metallic, possibly silver, filigree panel is attached to the left side of the saddle. Two red and gold ceremonial boot-like elements protrude vertically from the saddle's top. Red triangular fabric fringes are visible beneath the blanket. A person, with their back to the viewer, stands on the left side of the frame, near the equine's head. This individual wears a bright yellow short-sleeved shirt and dark pants with blue vertical stripes. Their feet are covered by brown sandals. The background features two buildings. On the left, a light beige or tan-colored building presents a large, weathered white double metal gate adorned with circular patterns and some faint markings. Above the gate, the wall exhibits concrete ledges and a caged white wall light. Adjacent on the right, a brighter yellow building features a multi-paned window, from which a white fabric or bag hangs. Electrical wires are strung across this wall, connecting to a junction box. The ground is a mix of dirt and sand, with scattered refuse including plastic wrappers. In the far right background, several indistinct individuals are partially visible. The scene is brightly illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows of the equine and other objects onto the ground.