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A male individual is depicted pushing a wheelbarrow on a street in Zaria, Nigeria, during daylight hours. He is dark-skinned, has a mustache, and is wearing a rust-colored knit cap, a light-colored long-sleeved shirt, reddish-brown trousers, and green flip-flops. A light-colored patterned scarf is draped around his neck. His left hand is grasping the left handle of the metal wheelbarrow. The wheelbarrow is laden with produce. On the left side of the cargo area, there are two plastic jerry cans: one yellow and one orange-red. The majority of the wheelbarrow's bed is filled with numerous neatly stacked, peeled sugarcane stalks, secured by black straps. The wheelbarrow has a single front wheel. In the background, two brown and yellow motorized tricycles, commonly known as "keke napep" or tuk-tuks, are parked. The one on the left displays part of a license or registration plate, "G052". Distant buildings with corrugated metal roofs and light-colored walls are visible under a bright sky. The ground appears to be a dirt or unpaved road surface with shadows cast by the subjects and objects.
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