Two women are engaged in outdoor cooking activities in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria

Two women are engaged in outdoor cooking activities in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria. On the left, a woman wearing a red t-shirt and a dark wrap skirt sits on a low, carved wooden stool, stirring a light-colored substance in a black bucket. To her right, a second woman, dressed in a grey t-shirt and a patterned wrap skirt, kneels on the dirt ground, tending to a circular, multi-cavity pan. This pan, filled with numerous light-colored dough items, rests directly over an open fire of wood and embers, from which smoke rises. In the immediate foreground, a dark grey bucket contains approximately 20-30 freshly cooked, light brown, irregularly shaped fried dough items. The cooking area is on packed dirt ground, adjacent to a rustic structure featuring a doorway framed by wooden planks. The door itself is made of corrugated metal sheeting, and the visible wall to its right is constructed from concrete blocks. Additional dark buckets and containers are visible in the background near the doorway.