The image depicts a bustling outdoor market scene in Onitsha, Nigeria

The image depicts a bustling outdoor market scene in Onitsha, Nigeria. The ground is reddish-brown dirt, marked with damp patches and scattered white powder, likely flour or starch. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, suggesting a bright or sunny day. In the left foreground, a man is seen from behind, wearing a red and black horizontally striped short-sleeved shirt and dark grey trousers, which are smudged with white powder. He is leaning slightly forward, attending to an activity outside the frame to his immediate left. At his feet, a blue plastic jerry can is partially covered by a clear plastic bag, with a light brown hose or tube extending from it. To his right, two black plastic buckets or drums are on the ground. In the midground, a rudimentary wooden table serves as a stall. On its surface, covered by a white sheet, approximately two dozen small, light-colored, irregularly shaped items resembling dough or fried snacks are arranged in rows. Further right, a black plastic basin filled with a substantial amount of white powder rests atop another blue plastic jerry can, which is placed directly on the dirt ground. To the right of the wooden table, a woman is walking from right to left. She wears a red short-sleeved top, black leggings, and white open-toed sandals. Her reddish-brown hair is styled in braids. She is holding and looking down at a folded piece of fabric with a distinct dark brown and white geometric or tribal pattern. The background reveals a busy market environment beneath several large, dark market umbrellas. One umbrella in the center background features a visible white sign with red text reading "POS AVAILABLE," indicating a point-of-sale service. Beyond the stalls, a street or bridge is visible with people, vehicles including a tricycle (keke Napep), and cars. A concrete barrier or structure runs horizontally across the mid-background, separating the foreground activity from the distant street. Buildings are discernible further in the distance.