An overhead, slightly rear-angled photograph depicts an individual performing floor finishing work within an indoor space in Jos, Nigeria

An overhead, slightly rear-angled photograph depicts an individual performing floor finishing work within an indoor space in Jos, Nigeria. The person is heavily bent forward, clad in a soiled, possibly long-sleeved grey top with several small holes, dark trousers, and black slides. A dust-covered dark bucket hat conceals their head. Dark gloves are worn on both hands. The individual is actively working on a linear floor drain, approximately 60-80 cm in length, which is filled with a light-colored, pasty material. They hold a small trowel or scraper in their right hand, seemingly applying or smoothing this material. The floor is composed of polished dark tiles, likely granite or marble, displaying distinct white and grey veining, and is heavily covered in white powdery residue, consistent with plaster or cement dust. The walls are finished with a textured light grey or greenish-grey plaster, featuring a dark skirting tile at the base. In the background, a brightly illuminated opening reveals a lighter-colored wall and a cylindrical object. A partially visible dark blue bucket with white contents sits on the floor to the lower right, and a light-colored bowl is in the lower-left foreground, indicative of an active construction or renovation environment.