This image captures a bright daylight scene on a street in Jos, Nigeria, depicting a young girl in the foreground and a street market environment behind her

This image captures a bright daylight scene on a street in Jos, Nigeria, depicting a young girl in the foreground and a street market environment behind her. A young girl, barefoot, walks towards the viewer from the center-left. She wears a black hijab covering her head and shoulders, and a long, flowing skirt with a pattern of dark blue, red, yellow, and light grey squares. Her right hand holds a folded pink item, likely currency. She looks directly forward, towards the camera. In the bottom right corner, three partially visible white plastic buckets are filled with a light-tan, granular substance, consistent with grain or flour sold in a market. The ground is a light-colored paved surface, possibly asphalt. In the mid-ground, a yellow and white Bajaj RE-type tricycle (Keke Napep) with a black canvas roof is stationary. A male driver, wearing a multi-colored patterned shirt, is seated inside. The word "PRESS" is visible on the tricycle's roof. Behind the tricycle and the paved road, an orange-red building wall runs horizontally. Along the base of this wall, to the left of the tricycle, several men are seated directly on the ground. At least seven males are discernible, dressed in various clothing, appearing to be observing or resting. Two large grey double doors are set into the orange-red wall, above which a commercial poster featuring a woman holding a product is displayed. The scene suggests an active urban or semi-urban commercial street or market area in Jos.