Two males are depicted within an open-sided, corrugated metal-roofed structure, identified as a workshop in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria

Two males are depicted within an open-sided, corrugated metal-roofed structure, identified as a workshop in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria. The flooring is discolored concrete. The male on the left, observed from the rear, wears a grey sleeveless top, dark trousers, and dark sandals. He is positioned facing a wooden table, seemingly engaged with an item on its surface. To his immediate left is a multi-tiered wooden display holding various bottles and cans, consistent with lubricants or automotive fluids. The male on the right, seen in profile, wears a red t-shirt and dark trousers with a prominent white and purple graphic on the left leg. One foot is bare, while the other wears a dark sandal with a silver-toned strap. His hands are on his hips, and his gaze is directed downwards, likely towards the table or the other individual. Above, numerous coiled black belts or hoses hang from the roof beams. A power tool is visible on the wooden table. In the background, beyond the structure, are other buildings constructed with red corrugated metal and wood, under a bright sky with visible trees in the distance. A metallic object, possibly a radiator or bicycle frame, is partially visible on the ground to the far right.