An individual is depicted performing manual seed shelling in what appears to be an open-air market stall or shop front in Aba, Nigeria

An individual is depicted performing manual seed shelling in what appears to be an open-air market stall or shop front in Aba, Nigeria. The person, dressed in a white short-sleeved t-shirt and blue jeans, is seated on a blue plastic chair. Their hands are actively engaged in removing the outer shells from seeds, likely melon or pumpkin, which are collected on a grey, round metal tray resting on their lap atop another metal object, possibly a cake pan or base. Scattered seed shells and kernels are visible on the tray. Two clear plastic bags also rest on the tray; one contains a quantity of shelled kernels, while the other holds unshelled or partially shelled seeds. A green wristband is visible on the individual's left wrist. To the left of the central figure, a retail display area is visible with shelves holding various plastic items such as bottles and containers. A table with a red edge is partially seen. The background to the right shows a rustic building structure featuring wooden beams, yellow wall sections, and corrugated metal. A dark blue fabric or curtain hangs on the far right. Overhead, a corrugated metal roof is visible, supported by wooden beams. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight.