This image depicts an outdoor cooking scene in the city of Jos, Nigeria

This image depicts an outdoor cooking scene in the city of Jos, Nigeria. In the foreground, a woman wearing a black long-sleeved top, dark trousers, a black-and-white patterned headscarf, and a light blue surgical mask is seated on a small wooden stool. She is actively preparing food, reaching with her right hand into a black plastic bucket containing white, cubed food items (likely raw akara or tofu) while holding a large, dull silver metal tray in her left hand. Directly in front of her, a large black frying pan rests on a metal cylindrical charcoal stove. The pan contains numerous light-colored, irregularly shaped items deep-frying in bubbling oil. To the right of the frying pan, another metal cylindrical stove supports a metal colander and a long, flat metal spoon or spatula, with a small red pot visible underneath. A light blue plastic basin containing more white cubed food items sits to the woman's right. An orange and white portable cooler is positioned to the far right, with a dark-colored smartphone resting on its lid. The ground is a dark, uneven concrete or tarmac surface, showing signs of wear and various stains. In the mid-ground, a large, dark metal structure, possibly part of a stand or barrier, separates the cooking area from the background. Two individuals are seated on this structure to the left; one wears dark pants and red flip-flops, the other blue jeans. Further back, a red-brick wall is visible on the right. An older man, dressed in a dark patterned tunic and trousers, is seated against this wall, observing the scene. Another person is partially visible near him. Behind the main cook, a stack of rocks and a green camouflage-patterned cloth are visible. In the upper left background, what appears to be a concrete gutter or vehicle service pit is present.