The image displays an outdoor street scene in Unguwar Gabas, Nigeria, under a clear blue sky

The image displays an outdoor street scene in Unguwar Gabas, Nigeria, under a clear blue sky. Six children, predominantly young males, are actively engaged in processing sugarcane on an unpaved, reddish-brown dirt road. The ground around them is extensively littered with purple and white sugarcane peelings and stalk fragments. A makeshift structure, constructed from several upright sugarcane stalks, stands centrally. In the foreground, from left to right: 1. A child in a red patterned garment walks left, holding a small bladed tool in his right hand and a piece of sugarcane in his left. He wears light green slip-on sandals. 2. A child in a light pink/brown long-sleeved tunic and dark leggings walks right, observing the central activity. He wears light brown slip-on sandals. 3. A child in a dark shirt stands directly behind the sugarcane structure, looking towards the viewer. 4. A child wearing a light brown patterned short-sleeved outfit and light green slip-on sandals stands with his back largely to the viewer, holding a bladed tool in his right hand near the structure. 5. Another child in a dark shirt is partially visible behind the structure, to the right of the third child, looking right. 6. A child in a white patterned long-sleeved tunic and trousers, wearing brown sandals, stands on the right, holding a long sugarcane stalk vertically with both hands, indicating peeling or preparation. In the mid-ground, to the left, are single-story residential buildings with corrugated metal roofs and exposed concrete block walls. Overhead, multiple power lines are visible. An unpaved road extends into the distance on the right, where a male riding a motorcycle is observed moving away from the viewer. Indistinct figures, additional buildings, and a distant communication tower are visible further down the road against a hazy horizon.