This image captures a section of a liquor store or bar shelving unit in Maiburiji, Nigeria

This image captures a section of a liquor store or bar shelving unit in Maiburiji, Nigeria. The scene displays three tiers of wooden shelves, constructed from light-colored planks, arranged in a corner or angled configuration against an orange-brown painted wall. The top shelf features a variety of alcoholic beverages: * On the left, a partially visible dark bottle (likely spirits) is present. * To its right, two bottles of "Black Label" whiskey are clearly visible. * Adjacent to these are three green rectangular boxes labeled "JAMES" with a crest design, indicating boxed spirits. * Further right, several cylindrical containers (tins/tubes) for premium spirits are displayed, including one purple, one green, and one gold, with text such as "12", "15", and "PM". The middle shelf showcases: * On the far left, a bottle labeled "American Honey" (a whiskey liqueur). * To its right, a series of dark, textured bottles with ornate labels, one of which clearly reads "American Man." * Following these are several dark-glass bottles of red wine, each with a white label featuring a red circular emblem and the brand name "Donfield." * The rightmost section of this shelf holds multiple tall, dark-colored bottles, some labeled "ASSIMO" with "1/2" or "1Z" visible. The bottom shelf, partially visible, contains: * Several clear glass bottles with bright green caps and white labels, likely branded "Flirt," suggesting clear spirits. * To their right, various other clear and dark glass bottles, presumably containing different spirits, are arranged. No individuals, actions, or direct interactions are visible in the static display of merchandise. The environment is indoors, lit by an unseen artificial light source from above.