The image depicts an indoor electronic repair workshop in Ojo, Nigeria

The image depicts an indoor electronic repair workshop in Ojo, Nigeria. The environment is a confined, cluttered space with reddish-brown walls and blue trim, and a concrete floor. Illumination is provided by a single bare LED bulb hanging from the ceiling. An adult male, viewed from behind, is the central figure. He wears a khaki-colored short-sleeved t-shirt with a multi-figure graphic design on the back and blue jeans. He is leaning forward, with his hands positioned over a white electronic device, possibly an inverter or power supply unit, which rests on a small wooden stool. A second individual's arm and part of their white-shirted torso are partially visible on the far right of the frame. The workshop is densely packed with electronic equipment. A cluttered shelf runs along the back wall, holding various circuit boards, components, and what appear to be old batteries. The floor and surrounding areas are covered with numerous electronic devices, primarily power inverters or uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units. Many units are disassembled, revealing internal components, wiring, and large toroidal transformers. In the immediate foreground, a tall, off-white electronic unit stands vertically, featuring two circular cooling fans, a blue and white circuit breaker, and multiple electrical sockets at its base. Another white unit with ventilation grilles and circular openings is positioned horizontally on top of it. To the left, a dark blue electronic unit has its side panel removed, exposing a large toroidal transformer and internal wiring. Loose red electrical cables and other electronic debris are scattered on the floor.