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A young person, appearing to be a boy with short dark hair, walks to the right, carrying a large, woven sack over their left shoulder. The sack is patterned with a fine criss-cross weave in light and dark brown, with visible signs of wear and a large torn opening at the bottom. The person is wearing a plain, short-sleeved, light brown t-shirt and dark brown trousers. Their facial features are visible in profile, and their arms are bent as they adjust the weight of the sack. Behind the individual, a row of storefronts line the street. The stores appear to be retail businesses, with displays of products visible through glass windows and on posters attached to the building exteriors. One poster shows a woman with dark, curly hair wearing a vibrantly colored, multi-colored top. Another poster advertises "POWER 80" with an image of a generator. The shop fronts have various posters and signage, some in English and possibly other local languages. There is a large blue bottle of water resting on a ledge near the shop entrance. A light-colored sedan is parked on the right side of the frame, its side visible from the rear door forward. The car's windows are tinted. Other individuals are partially visible in the background, including a person in a red and black plaid shirt and another wearing a light-colored garment, possibly traditional African attire. The ground is paved with asphalt. The overall setting appears to be a commercial street in Jos, Nigeria, likely a market area or a street with numerous small businesses.
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