In Maiburiji, Nigeria, a dark-skinned male subject, wearing a yellow-orange t-shirt, a light-colored baseball cap, and a small black patterned crossbody bag, pushes a metal wheelbarrow across an unpaved reddish-brown dirt surface

In Maiburiji, Nigeria, a dark-skinned male subject, wearing a yellow-orange t-shirt, a light-colored baseball cap, and a small black patterned crossbody bag, pushes a metal wheelbarrow across an unpaved reddish-brown dirt surface. The wheelbarrow is heavily loaded with numerous bundles of cut sugarcane sticks, neatly arranged and secured; some bundles display dark purple stalks while others show pale, cut ends. Bright sunlight illuminates the scene, casting long, distinct shadows from the man, the wheelbarrow, and a small, dark wooden stool located in the right foreground. In the mid-ground, two blurred female figures are present: one wears a patterned dress and is partially obscured, while the other wears a long, flowing burgundy garment and is seen from behind, walking away from the viewer. A light-green vehicle, possibly a van, is partially visible on the far right. The background features a building with visible windows, a wall topped with barbed wire, and a white-and-black checkered pole structure on the far left. A dark gray bucket is positioned behind the wooden stool in the foreground.