In Awka, Nigeria, a close-up image displays two substantial stacks of Nigerian Naira currency resting on a reflective, speckled surface, possibly granite or marble, exhibiting a reddish-orange hue from ambient lighting

In Awka, Nigeria, a close-up image displays two substantial stacks of Nigerian Naira currency resting on a reflective, speckled surface, possibly granite or marble, exhibiting a reddish-orange hue from ambient lighting. The top stack consists of numerous 200 Naira notes, pale pink in color, bundled into several smaller units with white paper bands and secured by yellow elastic bands. The bottom stack comprises 100 Naira notes, darker in shade, similarly organized with light yellow paper bands and yellow elastic bands. The background is out of focus but reveals human activity in a dimly lit environment. Multiple individuals are visible: one on the far left wearing a light-colored top and a dark backpack, another in the mid-right wearing dark red trousers, and partial views of others. A dark, rectangular structure with a horizontal red stripe, possibly a vendor's stall or counter, is discernible behind the currency, suggesting a public, commercial setting, likely an evening market or street vendor area. No direct interactions between individuals are discernible; the focus remains on the currency.