In Sabon Gari East, Nigeria, an interior scene depicts a young male seated within a compact room

In Sabon Gari East, Nigeria, an interior scene depicts a young male seated within a compact room. The room features a distinctive two-tone wall, with the upper portion painted neon green and the lower portion a bright orange, both showing signs of texture and wear. The subject, a young male with short, dark, curly hair and a fade haircut, is viewed in profile facing right. He wears a plain red t-shirt and a long, dark beaded necklace. He is seated on a bright blue plastic chair, leaning slightly forward, and appears focused on a smartphone or similar handheld device held in his right hand, its screen illuminated. To his immediate right, a green wooden desk or counter holds a desktop computer monitor. The monitor displays a graphical user interface (GUI) with multiple icons (including a car, gears, and calendar) against a light blue/green background, and a prominent pop-up window labeled "Session Check." Above the monitor, on the green wall, a white electrical socket with a black plug is visible. On the desk surface, near the monitor, several rolls of white thermal paper, likely for a receipt printer, are stacked, alongside other indistinct items and numerous electrical cables. To the subject's left, on the orange wall, a small, unpainted wooden shelf is mounted, holding a cluster of multiple metal padlocks. Higher on the wall, at the junction of the green and orange paint, another small wooden shelf supports a black electronic device labeled "D-TRON" with "MODEL: DTRON_110" visible, from which several cables extend. Additional electrical wiring is routed along the walls. The overall environment suggests a functional, possibly commercial or administrative, setup.