This image depicts a roadside fruit and sugarcane stall in Andaha, Nigeria, viewed from slightly below the level of the counter

This image depicts a roadside fruit and sugarcane stall in Andaha, Nigeria, viewed from slightly below the level of the counter. The stall features a rudimentary structure with wooden beams supporting a corrugated metal sheet roof and various cardboard elements. On the counter, an assortment of produce is displayed. To the left, a large quantity of small, round, yellow-green citrus fruits (likely limes or small oranges) are piled on a metal tray. Next to them, stacked pineapple slices are visible. Further right, an arrangement of green apples and red apples is present. The foreground and mid-ground of the counter are dominated by a large stack of peeled sugarcane sticks. On the upper right section of the counter, numerous pre-sliced watermelon wedges, some individually wrapped in clear plastic, are arranged on a patterned fabric. A green-capped plastic water bottle stands near the sugarcane. Three individuals are present. In the immediate foreground, a dark-skinned hand is partially visible on the right. Behind the counter, positioned to the right of the fruit display, a male wearing a dark long-sleeved shirt with a gold-colored chain around his neck is seated or bent, with his back partially towards the viewer. Further back and slightly to the left of this individual, a younger male wearing a red and white striped V-neck shirt (with "VIMARCA" visible on the chest) is looking downwards, appearing to interact with the stall or its contents. The background shows bright daylight and hints of an outdoor, dusty environment.