An interior view of a tailoring workshop in Gama, Nigeria, displays two individuals engaged in garment-making activities

An interior view of a tailoring workshop in Gama, Nigeria, displays two individuals engaged in garment-making activities. In the foreground, a woman stands facing right, dressed in a navy blue top and a ruffled skirt made of yellow, green, and blue African print fabric, matching her sleeves and head covering. A white measuring tape is draped over her left shoulder and hangs down her side. Her right arm is bent and raised, with her hand out of frame, possibly holding onto an overhead structure. In the midground, to the right, a man wearing a dark short-sleeved top is seated at a white industrial sewing machine, intently operating it with both hands on a striped blue, orange, and white fabric. A green measuring tape is visible around his neck or shoulder. Piles of folded fabrics and garments, some sealed in plastic, are stacked on a table or surface in front of the man. The background consists of a light-colored, possibly painted, wall with visible dirt marks and exposed electrical wiring leading to a white wall-mounted outlet and a ceiling light fixture. A weathered wooden door frame is partially visible on the far left.