The image depicts the interior of a dilapidated storage shed or workshop located in Adankolo, Nigeria

The image depicts the interior of a dilapidated storage shed or workshop located in Adankolo, Nigeria. The structure features corrugated galvanized iron sheet walls supported by rough-hewn wooden beams and an apparent corrugated roof, with visible light infiltration near the top of the walls. The floor is uneven, composed of dirt and earth, with localized areas of dampness. No individuals are present. The scene is static, showcasing a cluttered collection of objects. On the rear wall, two dark, soiled garments (possibly work trousers or overalls) hang from a wooden beam. To the right of these garments, a rudimentary, unglazed wooden frame is set into the corrugated wall, potentially for a window or door opening. The floor is densely packed with various items. In the central area, a white bag labeled "DANGOTE 3X" (indicating cement) rests on a blue plastic sheet. Surrounding it are numerous plastic buckets and containers of differing sizes and colors, including red, green, blue, brown, and orange; some are stacked. A black cast-iron pot or pan is visible. Scattered cardboard boxes, some open, and plastic bottles (including a yellow and a white one) are interspersed. A white sack, partially obscured but showing "YAR," is on the floor. Towards the left, a tall stack of reddish-brown, rectangular objects, possibly tiles or panels, secured with metal banding, stands prominently. Below these are several cylindrical metal containers. A coiled bundle of wire lies on the far left foreground. In the immediate foreground, a dark wooden stool with a worn, marked surface is visible, alongside a discarded red plastic bottle. Towards the right, leaning against the wall, are multiple corrugated metal sheets and a rolled green and white striped tarpaulin or fabric. A pair of dirty, dark-colored sandals and a purple plastic container are near the right wall.