The image depicts an outdoor, informal vehicle repair area in Jos, Nigeria, during daylight hours

The image depicts an outdoor, informal vehicle repair area in Jos, Nigeria, during daylight hours. In the foreground, two young boys are situated beside the front passenger side of a white van with a black bumper. One boy, wearing a dark long-sleeved shirt and dark pants/shorts with black sandals, kneels on the asphalt ground, actively engaged in working on the van's wheel. He uses a metallic tool, possibly an impact wrench, connected by a black hose or cable, to manipulate the lug nuts on the wheel. The ground around him is littered with small white debris. Standing to the right of the kneeling boy is a second boy, facing left. He wears a light-colored (tan/beige) long-sleeved shirt with dark horizontal stripes across the chest and matching shorts. His clothing appears soiled. His right hand is raised to his mouth or nose area. He wears pink open-toed sandals over what appear to be torn, light-colored fabric or socks on his lower legs. In the mid-ground, to the left of the white van, a detached tire rests horizontally on the ground next to a blue and white striped object resembling a ladder or barrier. Further in the background, multiple adults are visible near other vehicles, including a silver SUV or pickup truck, a green and yellow three-wheeled auto-rickshaw (Keke Napep), and a large white tanker truck. The overall environment suggests a bustling, functional roadside service point.