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In Lekki, Nigeria, an outdoor market scene unfolds under a bright sky. Two women are the central figures. The woman on the left, an elder with dark skin and short hair, wears a navy blue textured short-sleeved shirt with a white trim around the neckline and collar, and a grey skirt. She holds a black and grey patterned wallet in her right hand, her fingers are delicate and her nails are short and unpolished. She appears to be in the process of making a transaction. The woman on the right, whose face is not visible, wears an elaborate white lace dress. In the foreground, a teal-colored point-of-sale (POS) terminal rests on a grey stone. The POS terminal's screen displays a home screen with options for "Payment," "Purchase," and "Transfer," and a phone number "656 233 9335." Next to it is another green device with a digital display showing "335." Surrounding the POS terminal are various items: a black power bank with a cable plugged in, a blue box of "Paracetamol 500mg Caplets," a clear plastic bag filled with small nuts or seeds, and a brightly colored stack of what appears to be packaged goods. In the background, market stalls with colorful awnings, wooden crates, and various goods are visible, suggesting a bustling commercial environment. The ground is dusty and uneven.
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