This image captures a bustling street food scene in Jos, Nigeria

This image captures a bustling street food scene in Jos, Nigeria. In the foreground, a large, black, round pot sits directly on the unpaved earth, heated by an open flame below, with numerous light-colored, disc-shaped food items actively frying in oil. An individual, partially visible on the right wearing a yellow garment and patterned fabric, uses a long wooden stick to stir the contents of the pot. To the immediate left of the cooking area, a silver metal tray holds several portions of cooked, golden-brown fried items, likely *masa* or similar snacks, and some triangular fried yam or potato chips. A clear plastic container filled with a reddish sauce or stew and a white plastic cup are also on the tray. Below, a purple plastic plate rests on other containers. Several people populate the mid-ground. On the left, a young girl, wearing a black long-sleeved top and black leggings with blue and pink flip-flops, holds a small fried item in her left hand and a blue "Swan" brand water bottle in her right, looking directly at the viewer. Beside her, an adult female, also in a black top and leggings, stands observing the activity. In the background, partially obscured, are an adult male in a plaid shirt, another person in a gray hooded sweatshirt, and a person in a brown jacket operating a makeshift stall with a blue wheelbarrow-like cart. A large white sack labeled "NAMUDA" is visible on this cart. The ground consists of bare, reddish-brown earth, indicative of an unpaved roadside or market area.