In Rayfield, Nigeria, a cluster of reddish-brown succulent plants with dense flower heads occupies a triangular dirt patch

In Rayfield, Nigeria, a cluster of reddish-brown succulent plants with dense flower heads occupies a triangular dirt patch. The plants feature numerous small, unopened reddish-brown flower buds, with a few fully bloomed small red flowers visible near the base. The dirt patch is bordered on the left by a light gray, textured concrete wall, and in the foreground by a gray concrete slab forming a ninety-degree angle, indicating a planter box or a structured border. To the right and upper right of the plants, the ground consists of dry, yellowish grass and scattered white debris, likely fragments of plaster or concrete. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows on the concrete surfaces and the soil. No people or animals are present.