The image displays an active outdoor block-making site in Jos, Nigeria, under clear daylight conditions

The image displays an active outdoor block-making site in Jos, Nigeria, under clear daylight conditions. In the immediate foreground, a person wearing a light-colored long-sleeved shirt, blue trousers, red gloves, and dust-covered light shoes is hunched over, mixing a pile of sand or earth with a long-handled tool. To their left, a white plastic bucket contains a light-colored liquid. To the right of this person, a mechanical block-making machine is situated, adjacent to a stack of rectangular pallets. In the midground, a large grid array of hundreds of freshly molded, rectangular concrete or mud blocks is laid out on the unpaved, reddish-brown earth, presumably for drying. A second worker, wearing a red shirt and light trousers, is observed bending over these blocks. Further back on the left, a third worker in a green shirt is seen interacting with materials or debris on the ground. In the background, several single and multi-story residential buildings with red and brown roofs are visible, along with sparse vegetation and a utility pole. A black Peugeot 206 hatchback is parked on the right side of the midground, beyond the block-making area. The ground across the scene is unpaved, dry, and appears dusty, with scattered pieces of debris.