In Gama, Nigeria, a daylight street scene depicts an informal fuel vending operation

In Gama, Nigeria, a daylight street scene depicts an informal fuel vending operation. On the right, an older male, dressed in a light-colored traditional tunic and a patterned cap, is actively operating a manual fuel pump. He is bent over, filling a small, clear plastic bottle from a larger, light-colored plastic jerrycan positioned on a makeshift wooden stand. A hose and a red-handled pump mechanism are visible. To his left, a younger individual, wearing a patterned bucket hat, a tattered green t-shirt, and patterned brown trousers, stands holding a clear plastic bag, observing the process. Multiple plastic jerrycans, varying in size and color (white, brown, black), are arranged on the ground and on the wooden stand. In the foreground, a stack of colorful plastic basins (purple, green, white, orange) is nested within a large grey plastic container, alongside a black metal drum. The background reveals a bustling street with numerous pedestrians, market stalls displaying fabrics, other buildings, and utility poles, all under a clear, bright sky. A solar-powered street lamp is visible overhead in the mid-ground.