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An outdoor urban scene in Aba, Nigeria, is depicted, framed by dark vertical elements. Two adult males are installing a rectangular, light-colored sign onto a utility pole positioned at the edge of a paved street. The first man, wearing a white t-shirt, dark cap, and grey cargo shorts, stands elevated on a precarious platform fashioned from two stacked wooden tables. He is actively attaching the upper portion of the sign to the utility pole with both hands. The second man, viewed from behind, wearing a blue and multi-colored patterned shirt and light blue trousers, stands on the ground and uses a long wooden pole to support the lower part of the sign as it is being affixed. The utility pole exhibits black and white striped markings. Accumulated debris and discarded materials are present at the base of the pole and platform. In the background, a paved asphalt road carries traffic, including several green and yellow tricycles (Keke Napep), a yellow bus, and distant light-colored automobiles near a gas station identified by a green "MAHLAND OIL & Gas" sign. Multi-story buildings with various architectural styles, including one with prominent arched windows, line the street. A faded advertising banner mentioning "Winners Chapel" and "ABA STATE" is discernible on a pole further down the street. The sky overhead is overcast.
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