The image depicts an indoor section of a bustling market in the city of Ajah, Nigeria, characterized by the sale and preparation of animal offal

The image depicts an indoor section of a bustling market in the city of Ajah, Nigeria, characterized by the sale and preparation of animal offal. The scene is set under a corrugated metal roof supported by yellow-painted concrete beams and exposed wooden rafters, with visible utility wiring and bare light bulbs. In the foreground, a young adult female, wearing a light-colored top with yellow accents and bright pink pants, is actively engaged in processing animal intestines. She is barefoot or wearing minimal footwear, bent over large metal pots, pulling a long segment of intestines from one pot into another on the ground, indicating a cleaning or preparation process. To the immediate right, a wooden market stall displays substantial quantities of animal products. A large, flat metal tray holds a prominent pile of light-colored, textured tripe. Behind this, numerous dried or processed animal snouts or muzzles are stacked vertically in a conical arrangement. To the far right, a dark, reddish-brown organ, consistent with a liver or spleen, rests on the counter. A blue plastic basin is also visible on this stall. In the mid-ground right, an older female, wearing a headscarf and light-colored attire, is seated behind a stall, partially obscured and attending to her merchandise. Various other individuals are visible in the background, moving or standing near additional market stalls, indicating ongoing commercial activity. The market surfaces, particularly the wooden tables, appear worn and stained from extensive use.