An outdoor market stall in Minna, Nigeria, displays numerous pairs of eyeglasses and sunglasses

An outdoor market stall in Minna, Nigeria, displays numerous pairs of eyeglasses and sunglasses. A dark-skinned man, wearing a light-colored traditional kaftan and a white cap, sits on a low wooden stool behind the merchandise, leaning forward and looking down towards the items. He is positioned on the right side of the frame, partially obscured by a wooden structure. The eyeglasses are presented in approximately ten open, shallow cardboard boxes arranged in multiple rows on a wooden surface covered by a light-colored cloth or paper. Each box typically contains two pairs of glasses, often with clear or tinted lenses, some with dark frames, and others with metallic accents. The glasses appear new, many resting on crumpled clear plastic packaging within their boxes. The wooden surface supporting the display is rough-hewn and shows signs of wear. In the background, a dark opening suggests an interior space or a shadowed area behind the stall. Above the man, a suspended circular wooden object wrapped in clear plastic is visible, possibly part of the stall's structure or an overhead item. The scene is brightly lit, indicating daylight conditions.