This image captures a street scene in Aba, Nigeria, under an overcast sky

This image captures a street scene in Aba, Nigeria, under an overcast sky. A dark-skinned, middle-aged woman with short, dark hair is positioned centrally in the foreground, facing slightly right of the viewer's perspective. She wears a short-sleeved, crew-neck pink t-shirt featuring black and yellow stylized letter graphics and a central graphic depicting the Statue of Liberty's head and torch with hands covering its face, above which "MAKE LOVE NOT WAR" is visible. She carries a large, off-white woven sack balanced on her head, with a blue-patterned fabric visible beneath it; the sack has a faint blue, semicircular line drawn on its surface. Her expression is neutral with a slightly parted mouth. To the woman's immediate left, a concrete utility pole is present, bearing a partially visible sign with the word "PRAISE." Below this pole, rudimentary structures, possibly market stalls, with blue tarpaulin covers are partially seen. The ground in the foreground is uneven and appears to be dirt or unpaved earth. The background features an unpaved road receding into the distance. On the right side of the road, various market stalls or small shops with diverse colored awnings and roofs line the street. A tall, black pole supporting a solar panel and a street light fixture is prominent against the cloudy sky on the right. Additional buildings with light-colored walls and dark roofs are visible further in the background.