In Kubwa, Nigeria, a lone individual is depicted outdoors, bent over and actively excavating a small hole in the earth

In Kubwa, Nigeria, a lone individual is depicted outdoors, bent over and actively excavating a small hole in the earth. The person, wearing a black sleeveless top, turquoise floral shorts, a dark head covering, and mismatched flip-flops (pink and white on the left, brown on the right), is using a small silver hand trowel with an orange handle. A larger, dark grey shovel with a D-grip handle stands upright, embedded in a mound of loose brown earth next to the hole. Several white or light-colored sacks are stacked behind the individual, some with visible text. The ground is uneven, composed of dirt, small stones, and concrete fragments. In the background, a grey textured concrete wall leans against two metal poles on the left. A light-colored concrete pillar is positioned vertically to the right, behind which a light yellow wall with a dark green upper edge and a lower moss-covered wall are visible. The scene portrays manual labor, specifically excavation, within a construction or maintenance context.