A roadside scene in Aramoko, Nigeria, depicts an outdoor cooking operation

A roadside scene in Aramoko, Nigeria, depicts an outdoor cooking operation. Two large, dark, cylindrical drums, likely repurposed barrels, serve as cooking units, topped with circular wire grates. The lower drum is in the foreground, and a second, taller drum is positioned behind it. Both grates are laden with numerous whole, dark-brown, smoked or grilled fish, consistent with catfish. Ash and charcoal are visible on the unpaved dirt ground beneath the drums, indicating active or recent thermal use. A person's bare left foot and a single dark flip-flop on their right foot are visible in the lower-left foreground, positioned near the lower drum. A woman stands behind and to the left of the drums. She wears a black headwrap and a vertical orange and black striped shirt with light-colored buttons. Her right hand is slightly raised, holding a small, light-colored, rectangular object, possibly paper or currency, and she appears to be looking towards a partially visible individual on the far left, whose arm is visible. The background features dense green vegetation, trees, and a paved road running horizontally. A distant figure in red is visible on the road to the far right. Partially obscured buildings are visible amidst the foliage in the left background.