An outdoor market scene is depicted in Tukur Tukur, Nigeria, under bright daylight

An outdoor market scene is depicted in Tukur Tukur, Nigeria, under bright daylight. A central street food stall, constructed from unpainted wooden planks and partially draped with a blue tarp, is shaded by a weathered teal-colored market umbrella. On the stall's surface, three large metal platters display piles of fried food, including what appears to be fried chicken pieces and other lighter-colored fried items. Two individuals attend the stall. One person, dressed in a dark top, stands behind the stall, largely obscured by the umbrella and food display. A second person, wearing a patterned long-sleeved shirt and dark trousers, stands to the right of the stall, facing away but looking towards the food. In the immediate foreground, a makeshift cooking area sits on the dirt ground. It consists of a dark, wide frying pan resting on an earthen or brick stove base with visible ash and a detached lid leaning nearby. Scattered wooden debris and general refuse, including plastic wrappers, litter the ground around the cooking area and extending into the foreground. The background features several single-story commercial structures with corrugated metal roofs. One building on the mid-right has an open doorway revealing a dark interior and a sign above it reading "POS SERVICE AVAILABLE" along with other script. Two women are seated outside this building: one in a light pink hijab and another in an orange hijab, both facing left. Overhead, utility lines are visible. The ground throughout the scene is dry, reddish-brown dirt.