The scene is an interior construction site in Reifild-Ist, Nigeria

The scene is an interior construction site in Reifild-Ist, Nigeria. One male individual, appearing to be an adult, is depicted actively engaged in construction work. He has a dark complexion, a short beard, and wears a dark, paint-splattered headwrap. His attire includes a heavily paint-stained white sleeveless tank top and green and white striped shorts. Light gray slip-on shoes with pink soles are visible on his feet. He stands elevated on an inverted black plastic bucket, labeled "LOCKMAN SATIN," for access to the upper wall area. The individual's right hand, coated in a white substance (likely plaster or mortar), is positioned against the wall, near the upper of two horizontal, rectangular white structures. His left hand holds a small hammer, positioned slightly below his right hand, near the lower white structure. He appears to be applying or manipulating a finishing material around electrical conduits or wiring integrated into the wall. The background consists of a gray concrete wall, heavily splattered with white paint or plaster. Two horizontal, rectangular structures, fabricated from a white, fibrous material, are affixed to the wall, appearing to form part of a built-in shelf or recess system. A vertical channel cut into the wall between these structures exposes red and white electrical wires and brown conduit. Below the lower white structure, another rectangular opening in the wall indicates a future electrical outlet box. The floor is a rough concrete surface, covered with construction debris, including white fragments of plaster/concrete, dust, and wood shavings. A small blue pipe segment and a pair of red-handled pliers are visible among the debris. To the far right, a light-colored rectangular board leans vertically against the wall. To the left, a metal-barred window or gate is visible, indicating an exterior light source. The environment is characterized by unfinished surfaces and the presence of construction materials and tools.