The image displays an unattended roadside market stall situated on reddish-brown dirt ground in Lokoja, Nigeria

The image displays an unattended roadside market stall situated on reddish-brown dirt ground in Lokoja, Nigeria. The stall, positioned beneath a clear sky with green trees in the background, primarily features an array of mirrors of varying rectangular and arched shapes, some with white frames, arranged upright for display. Interspersed among the mirrors are framed pictures and posters. Visible items include images of a Nigerian politician, a group of three men, Islamic calligraphy, and motivational phrases such as "GRACE," "PUT GOD FIRST," "HUSTLE HARD," and "BY ALLAH TO ALLAH FROM ALLAH TO ALLAH." Several multi-colored plastic clothes hangers are suspended above the display. Reflections in the mirrors indicate the presence of a paved road and at least one yellow auto-rickshaw (Keke Napep) nearby. In the foreground, a wooden plank structure covers a concrete culvert or drainage ditch. Power lines are visible overhead. No people are present in the scene.