This image depicts a roadside scene in Jos, Nigeria, characterized by street vending and pedestrian activity under clear daylight

This image depicts a roadside scene in Jos, Nigeria, characterized by street vending and pedestrian activity under clear daylight. In the foreground, a female vendor is seated on a low wooden stool to the left of a concrete drainage ditch. She wears a light blue long-sleeved top, a red patterned wrapper, and a yellow patterned headscarf; her feet are bare. She appears to be actively working with items on the ground. Immediately adjacent to her setup are two cooking stations: an upper station consists of a black frying pan containing fried food (possibly plantains or yams) resting on a stack of metal pots, which sits on a low, cylindrical burner. A lower station features another black frying pan with food, placed directly on a ground-level burner. Various containers surround her: a dark green bucket, a green plastic colander nested in a black bucket, a large blue insulated water cooler on a small wooden stool, a stacked blue and red bowl, and a clear plastic bucket containing light-colored granular material with a beige lid. The concrete drainage ditch, filled with visible litter, runs parallel to the asphalt road. In the mid-ground, two pedestrians are visible on the asphalt road. A female, dressed in a dark top and dark shorts, walks away from the viewer on the left side of the road. A male, wearing a plaid shirt and dark trousers, walks towards the background on the right side. The background reveals a street lined with various structures. These include single-story, unpainted concrete buildings, some with corrugated metal facades or roofs, indicative of shops or stalls. A yellow-green tricycle (Keke Napep) is partially visible in the far background on the left. Several other vehicles, including a white truck, are parked or stationary further down the road. The scene is brightly illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows.