This image depicts a small, informal shop or market stall in Nkwelle Ezunaka, Nigeria

This image depicts a small, informal shop or market stall in Nkwelle Ezunaka, Nigeria. The structure features a basic wooden frame covered by a light-colored tarp serving as a roof, extending from a concrete or mud-brick building. In the foreground, a crude wooden table displays various items for sale. On the table, from left to right, are a shallow wooden bowl containing what appears to be dried fish, two clear glass jars, a red and green tin can (resembling a tomato paste can with an Italian flag motif), and other indistinct containers. Behind these, two conical piles of granular material, likely grains or spices, are visible on flat surfaces. Below the table, a blue tarp or bag and other debris are present on the dirt ground. A purple plastic chair is partially visible in the lower-left corner. Three individuals are present. In the center, facing away from the viewer and towards the shop's interior, is a person wearing a light-colored, possibly green or blue, sleeveless top and a red skirt. Their right hand is slightly extended. Inside the shop, behind the first individual, a child or young person is partially visible, wearing a light-colored top. To the right, another individual's lower body is visible, wearing light-colored shorts and dark flip-flops. This person has a dark shoulder bag slung over their right side and another small black bag hanging lower. A thin stick rests near their feet. The shop's interior shows shelves with various packaged goods, some brightly colored, suggesting food items or household products. The overall scene suggests a typical local commerce setting.