In Jos, Nigeria, an adult female is depicted outdoors, bent at the waist, actively sweeping a concrete ledge

In Jos, Nigeria, an adult female is depicted outdoors, bent at the waist, actively sweeping a concrete ledge. She has dark skin, short dark hair, and is wearing a dark short-sleeved shirt, black wide-leg pants with two white vertical stripes on the outer seams, and reddish-brown flip-flops. Her right hand holds a small, natural fiber broom, which she is using to clear debris from the top surface of the ledge, which has several dislodged or broken tiles. To her left, on the ground, a vertical bundle of similar natural fiber brooms, secured with colorful bands, stands upright. The immediate ground surface where she stands is composed of irregularly shaped light-colored tiles, transitioning to a rough, unpaved concrete area in the foreground. The background features two distinct building facades: an older, weathered concrete wall with peeling paint and a mounted sign on the left, and a more recent light-colored (possibly pinkish-beige) building on the right with a diagonal grey stripe and two rectangular windows with dark frames and reflective glass. Beyond the left wall, an earthen or rocky slope is visible.