This image captures a street scene in Unguwan Rimi, Nigeria, under an overcast sky

This image captures a street scene in Unguwan Rimi, Nigeria, under an overcast sky. Three individuals are present around an informal market setup. In the foreground, a woman wearing a dark short-sleeved top and dark pants is seated on a low stool, actively peeling or cutting a long stalk of sugarcane with a bladed tool. A pile of light-colored sugarcane pulp and discarded pieces lies on the dirt ground around her. To her immediate left, a tall wooden stand holds a metal basin containing numerous peeled, white sections of sugarcane, cut into uniform lengths. Adjacent to this stand, a black bucket is visible on the ground. A large quantity of unpeeled sugarcane stalks, exhibiting darker purple and green bands, is neatly arranged on the ground in front of the seated woman. One long, slender piece of sugarcane is propped vertically against the nearby building wall. To the right, a second woman, dressed in a vibrant blue, green, and white patterned long dress and brown flip-flops, stands observing the scene, facing towards the seated woman. Her back is slightly angled towards the viewer. On the far left, a man in a dark blue top and dark pants is seated on a low, dark structure, appearing to rest or observe. Next to him, on the ground, a variety of colorful flip-flops and other merchandise are displayed on a light-colored cloth. The background features a single-story building with light-colored, possibly beige or pale brown, walls. The building has a reddish-brown corrugated metal roof and a wooden-framed window with closed shutters. A large palm tree is visible behind the building on the left, and a smaller tree or shrub top is visible above the roofline on the right. The ground throughout the scene is exposed dirt.