The image displays a charcoal vendor operating in Yalwa, Nigeria

The image displays a charcoal vendor operating in Yalwa, Nigeria. An adult male, with dark skin and wearing a green short-sleeved polo shirt, dark trousers, and dark slippers, is seated on a low, possibly concrete, block. He wears a black fabric face mask covering his mouth and nose. His hands, soiled with charcoal dust, are positioned in front of him, appearing to manipulate small, dark objects. In front of the man, a large pile of loose, irregularly shaped charcoal pieces covers the ground. To his immediate left, a substantial stack of small, black plastic bags, each filled with charcoal, is visible. Behind him, two larger sacks, one grey and one light green, are partially visible, likely containing more charcoal or similar bulk material. A small, dark bowl or scoop containing charcoal pieces rests on the ground near his feet. The background features a weathered yellow metal wall or door, on which green lettering for "MTN" is partially visible. To the right, a section of a light blue door or shutter is present, alongside a crude, unfinished wooden table or stool. The ground throughout the scene is uneven, dusty, and scattered with charcoal fragments and debris.