This image depicts a street food vending operation in Jos, Nigeria

This image depicts a street food vending operation in Jos, Nigeria. In the foreground, a rustic wooden table displays several assortments of fried dough products. Three white, round plates on the table are piled with golden-brown fried items: the leftmost plate contains both ring-shaped and elongated dough pieces, the center plate holds elongated pieces, and the rightmost plate features irregularly shaped, larger pieces. Below the table, two large, clear plastic buckets, each with purple handles, are filled to the brim with numerous round, smaller fried dough balls. To the right, a person, likely the vendor, is partially visible from the chest down. The individual wears a black and white patterned long-sleeved top, a dark-colored skirt or trousers, a gold-colored bracelet on the right wrist, and a simple gold-colored necklace. Their feet, clad in black socks and black flip-flops, are visible near assorted plastic bottles on the ground. Behind the food display, a vertical light brown wooden post supports a red, weathered metal structure. Attached to this red surface are several white signs or stickers. The top sign displays "AMAKA BENITA IHUEFOR" and the number "5840136262." A middle sticker features a stylized image of a person and the text "Experience incredible happenings." Below this, a sign reads "FIRST BANK IHUEFOR AMAKA BENITA" followed by the account number "3007667542." In the background to the left, two additional individuals are partially visible. One person in a blue long-sleeved top is seated with their back to the camera. The ground appears to be an unpaved or dirt surface, with a dark bucket visible to the left and various empty and partially filled plastic beverage bottles scattered on the ground to the right, near the vendor's feet.