A young boy stands centrally on a dusty market thoroughfare in Onitsha, Nigeria, balancing a translucent plastic bucket filled with cut food items, possibly peeled potatoes and other fruits, on his head

A young boy stands centrally on a dusty market thoroughfare in Onitsha, Nigeria, balancing a translucent plastic bucket filled with cut food items, possibly peeled potatoes and other fruits, on his head. He wears a colorful patterned short-sleeved shirt, green shorts, and dark slide sandals, with a brown fanny pack slung across his chest. His hands are raised, steadying the bucket. He faces forward with a neutral expression. On either side of the boy are yellow-orange motorized tricycles, commonly known as Keke Napep. The tricycle on the left displays a large bag labeled "MY CHOICE Premium Quality Rice." The ground is uneven dirt with scattered debris. In the background, a bustling open-air market unfolds, featuring numerous makeshift stalls with fabric and corrugated iron roofs. Several individuals are visible, including one pushing a wheelbarrow loaded with white sacks. Distant buildings and a tall metal structure with a street light are visible against a hazy sky.