The image depicts a bustling, informal market street or settlement within a peri-urban district of Abuja, Nigeria

The image depicts a bustling, informal market street or settlement within a peri-urban district of Abuja, Nigeria. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight under a partly cloudy sky. In the foreground, the ground is composed of reddish-brown dirt, with visible patches of dark mud and standing water. A thick, weathered wooden plank extends diagonally from the lower center towards the upper left, serving as a structural support for an overhead lean-to roof constructed from corrugated metal and rough wooden beams. To the left, a light-blue, two-wheeled cart or small trailer is parked on the muddy ground. It carries eight uniformly yellow jerrycans, each with a red cap, arranged in two rows. A small engine or pump unit is visible at the front of the cart. In the mid-ground to the right, a male individual is observed from behind, partially obscured within the open doorway of a rudimentary structure. The structure consists of corrugated metal walls and wooden framing. The man wears a white t-shirt with a blue collar and a logo on the back (text partially visible as "A&B BASICS"), dark blue trousers, and dark sandals. He is actively holding a yellow jerrycan, appearing to pour liquid into or from the interior of the structure. A distinct puddle of liquid is visible on the ground directly beneath his feet. Near the man's feet, a white plastic bucket lies horizontally, partially filled with debris. A single yellow jerrycan is also placed on the ground to the right of the prominent wooden plank. The background reveals a dirt road extending into the distance, populated by pedestrians and several individuals on motorcycles (locally known as okadas). The road exhibits numerous puddles. A continuous line of similar, simple structures, likely stalls or dwellings, borders the road.