In Zango, Nigeria, a vertical off-white wooden panel functions as a multi-device charging station within an indoor environment

In Zango, Nigeria, a vertical off-white wooden panel functions as a multi-device charging station within an indoor environment. The panel is fitted with a grid of black rectangular clips. Embedded into these clips are approximately ten cylindrical car-charger-style USB adapters, many of which emit a blue illumination, indicating active power. Several white and one pink multi-port USB wall chargers are also integrated into the panel, with some displaying red digital current readings, such as "0.0 A" or "0.00 A." Numerous black and white USB charging cables extend downwards from these adapters. Below the main panel, a weathered, green-painted wooden ledge supports multiple mobile phones and small electronic devices actively connected to the charging cables. Further below, a second, lighter wooden surface with stenciled text including "AIR IN-TAKE SYSTEM" and "COUNTRY OF ORIGIN" is visible, along with additional black rectangular clips. No individuals are present in the scene. The setup appears to be a functional, utilitarian charging hub.