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In Jalingo, Nigeria, a scene unfolds on a dusty, unpaved street lined with buildings. A woman, draped in a vibrant red garment and a headscarf, carries a large black basin on her head. She pauses next to an orange wheelbarrow laden with firewood. Another person, wearing a blue shirt with orange stripes on the sleeves and dark shorts, stands near the wheelbarrow, their back to the camera, facing the woman. In the background, several other individuals are visible, some tending to stalls, while a small yellow tricycle, known as an "okada" or "keke," is parked nearby. The environment is characterized by the dry, reddish earth, scattered debris, and the utilitarian structures that make up the local settlement.
Abigail Stephen

Jul 22, 2026, 9:45 AM

Jalingo, Nigeria

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In Jalingo, Nigeria, a scene unfolds on a dusty, unpaved street lined with buildings. A woman, draped in a vibrant red garment and a headscarf, carries a large black basin on her head. She pauses next to an orange wheelbarrow laden with firewood. Another person, wearing a blue shirt with orange stripes on the sleeves and dark shorts, stands near the wheelbarrow, their back to the camera, facing the woman. In the background, several other individuals are visible, some tending to stalls, while a small yellow tricycle, known as an "okada" or "keke," is parked nearby. The environment is characterized by the dry, reddish earth, scattered debris, and the utilitarian structures that make up the local settlement.

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