In Hotoro North, Nigeria, a cooking scene unfolds, centered on a large, light brown wooden surface, approximately 60x80 cm, dusted with flour

In Hotoro North, Nigeria, a cooking scene unfolds, centered on a large, light brown wooden surface, approximately 60x80 cm, dusted with flour. Neatly arranged on this surface are 50-60 elongated, raw dough pieces, each roughly 10-15 cm long and light beige, indicative of preparations for frying. A clear plastic bag with inverted red lettering hangs over the top left of the wooden board. To the right, an individual is partially visible, wearing a long-sleeved, floral-patterned garment in shades of purple, white, orange, and green. Their right hand holds a metal slotted spoon, which is immersed in a dark metal bowl containing several freshly fried, golden-brown food items, cylindrical in shape, suggesting they are the cooked version of the dough pieces. A large, reflective metal pot is partially visible on the floor beneath the wooden surface in the lower center, with the light gray floor also visible in the background.