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An interior view of a barbershop or hair salon in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, depicts four male individuals. In the foreground, a man stands facing away from the camera, wearing a white long-sleeved shirt with the text "BREAKS MY BONES BUT NEVER MY SOUL POWERED BY BRIAN" in teal-blue lettering, light blue ripped jeans, and green flip-flops. His arms are crossed. To the right, a second male is seated in a black office chair with wheels, draped in a grey barber's cape, with his back to the camera. His head appears shaved or closely cropped. A large, dark-framed rectangular mirror occupies the left half of the background wall. Reflected in this mirror, a third male, identified as a barber, wears a yellow sleeveless top and black gloves, gesturing with his hands while facing a fourth male customer. This customer is seated in a barber's chair, draped in a white cape, with his legs visible in white trousers. Below the mirror, a dark shelf holds three bottles (two clear, one green) and a red cylindrical container. Two white electrical outlets are visible on the yellowish-beige wall below the shelf, with black power cords plugged in and extending onto the dark grey floor, which exhibits scattered debris. A small piece of paper with handwritten text, including "ACTI..." and "7:034", is taped to the wall to the right of the mirror. Overhead lighting fixtures are partially visible at the top of the frame.
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