The scene depicts an outdoor commercial area in Sabon Gari West, Nigeria, under bright, clear daylight, casting distinct shadows on the dusty, uneven dirt ground

The scene depicts an outdoor commercial area in Sabon Gari West, Nigeria, under bright, clear daylight, casting distinct shadows on the dusty, uneven dirt ground. In the left foreground, a male subject with dark skin, wearing a dark, short-sleeved shirt with faint red arm stripes, dark trousers with a red vertical stripe, and black slide sandals, stands facing the camera. He wears a black and gold patterned head covering with a long, multi-strand yellow beaded necklace draped over his left shoulder. To the right of this individual and occupying the mid-ground is a large, dense stack of approximately 60-70 yellow plastic jerrycans, each fitted with a red cap, forming a wall-like structure. Another male subject, also dark-skinned, dressed in a light blue two-piece traditional garment (tunic and trousers) and brown slide sandals, is bent over at the waist, actively manipulating the yellow containers on the right side of the stack. Behind the container stack, a white Mitsubishi flatbed truck with an open, empty cargo cage is parked, facing right. Further into the mid-ground, to the right of the containers, several male subjects are visible under a series of makeshift market stalls constructed with corrugated metal roofs supported by wooden poles, some with red fabric coverings. At least three males are clearly visible: one wearing a white tunic, another in a patterned garment, and a third seated subject wearing a red and white football jersey with "Emirates FLY BETTER" visible on the front. In the background, multiple multi-story buildings of varying architectural styles and states of repair are visible under a clear sky. One prominent building features a modern section with dark, reflective glass panels. The ground throughout the scene is composed of packed dirt with scattered debris, including wood fragments and plastic waste. Small puddles or reflective surfaces are also discernible on the ground in the right mid-ground.