The scene depicts a motorcycle repair workshop or spare parts store situated on an unpaved, reddish-brown dirt roadside in the city of Oshogbo, Nigeria

The scene depicts a motorcycle repair workshop or spare parts store situated on an unpaved, reddish-brown dirt roadside in the city of Oshogbo, Nigeria. The structure features a weathered, corrugated metal roof supported by metal poles. Its left side wall is constructed from horizontal wooden or metal panels, painted in alternating bands of yellow/orange and brown. Above the entrance, a prominent blue billboard displays the "BAJAJ" logo with text "GENUINE SPARES AFFORDABLE PRICES" and an image of a man in a blue uniform holding a wrench. A phone number, "07062873174," is visible below the brand name. To the right of this, a smaller white sign reads "TVS MBG SERVICED HERE" with a graphic of a blue motorcycle. Two motorcycle tire rims, one red and one black, are hung vertically from a support beam on the right side of the structure. Several motorcycles are present. In the immediate foreground, a teal/light blue Yamaha motorcycle, appearing dusty and used, is parked with a small yellow oil pan positioned beneath its engine. To its right, an older, reddish-brown motorcycle is also parked. Inside the shaded workshop, multiple other motorcycles are visible, some partially disassembled, alongside dimly discernible figures, likely mechanics or customers engaged in activity. The ground around the workshop is unpaved, consisting of reddish-brown dirt with visible tire tracks and scattered debris, including plastic bottles (green, blue), white plastic bags, cardboard pieces, and a small red and white box. A white plastic chair leans against the left exterior wall of the building. The background features sparse green trees under a clear, bright blue sky.