The scene depicts an outdoor automotive workshop or salvage area located in Sabon Gari East, Nigeria, under a corrugated metal roof supported by exposed wooden beams

The scene depicts an outdoor automotive workshop or salvage area located in Sabon Gari East, Nigeria, under a corrugated metal roof supported by exposed wooden beams. The ground is unpaved, consisting of reddish-brown dirt. In the foreground, a stripped-down, dark green car chassis, specifically the front section containing the radiator and engine bay components, rests on the ground amidst other disassembled vehicle parts, including a reddish-orange fender. Two adult males with dark skin and shaved heads are seated on low objects, facing away from the camera towards a visible street. The male on the left wears a light brown short-sleeved collared shirt and dark trousers. The male on the right wears a light blue t-shirt with the partial text "MIYA" visible on the back. To their immediate right, a weathered, multi-colored wall section, appearing to be metal, displays rust and features a distinct metal lock mechanism attached. In the mid-ground, closer to the street, a male with light skin and dreadlocks or braided hair, dressed in a red t-shirt and light-colored trousers, stands facing left. Further back, a woman wearing a pink top and a patterned skirt stands near what appears to be a market stall. The background reveals a bustling street scene with multi-story buildings, including one prominent light brown structure. Various vehicles, including a yellow tricycle, are visible on the street. A large billboard, partially displaying "Howo," is visible in the distance, alongside scattered trees and a telecommunications tower on the horizon.