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In Ikeja, Nigeria, a close-up, high-angle view captures a mobile phone repair operation. A dark-skinned individual, wearing a black and white Arsenal F.C. jersey with "Emirates FLY BETTER" text, occupies the left side of the frame. White wired earbuds dangle from the person's left ear, connected to an unseen device. The person's left hand, visible in the foreground, holds a small clear plastic bottle with a needle-tip applicator, aimed towards a tube of "SUXUN B-6000" adhesive lying on a light-colored tabletop. A crumpled white cloth rests to the left of the bottle. The person's right hand, positioned higher and towards the center, holds a partially disassembled black smartphone with clear tape securing a component. An off-white or light-gray tabletop serves as the primary work surface. On this table, a dark-colored smartphone, appearing to be an iPhone, is charging via a white cable connected to its charging port. Behind this phone, a stack of multiple damaged smartphone screens and internal components is visible. Further right on the table, a rectangular smartphone battery and an empty phone frame are present, along with several small screws scattered between them. A bundle of orange rubber bands is situated near the adhesive tube. In the blurred background, vertical metal bars and a brown cardboard box are discernible, suggesting a semi-open or market-stall environment typical of commercial areas in Ikeja.
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