The scene depicts an open-air market stall in Onitsha, Nigeria

The scene depicts an open-air market stall in Onitsha, Nigeria. An adult female, dressed in a blue top and a patterned wrapper, bends forward, arranging or retrieving items from a cardboard box on the ground. A sleeping infant, secured by a green and brown patterned fabric carrier, is strapped to her back. The stall is densely packed with merchandise. To the left, various packaged goods, including snacks, toiletries, and cleaning supplies, are stacked on wooden tables and in blue plastic crates. A prominent red circular sign overhead reads "POS AVAILABLE NOW." In the foreground, multiple cardboard boxes, including "Viva," "Spira," and "Ivory" brands, are used to display products like packaged detergents and snacks. Bags of packaged items hang from string or hooks on the stall's support structure. To the right, apparel such as scarves and clothing with patterns (including leopard print and a white rabbit design) are hanging. A green plastic chair is visible in the lower right corner. The stall features corrugated metal sheets and wooden supports, suggesting a semi-permanent or temporary structure. The ground appears uneven, with some scattered debris.