This image depicts a street vending scene in Sabojibi, Nigeria

This image depicts a street vending scene in Sabojibi, Nigeria. In the foreground, two women are present on an unpaved, reddish-brown dirt surface. A vendor, positioned center-right, is a woman with dark braided hair, wearing a light gray t-shirt with a dark strap across her chest. She is seated, actively peeling an ear of corn with both hands. Before her is a black plastic basin containing white paper or items, and several ears of corn, some still in husks. To her right, on a rough wooden bench, is a metal tray laden with green bananas, and behind that, a metal grilling rack with what appear to be roasted items, possibly yams or plantains, resting on it. Woven sacks and discarded corn husks are visible on the ground around her setup. To the left, partially obscured, a second woman, presumed to be a customer, is seated on a low wooden bench. She wears a black dress and a bright pink head covering. Her orange slippers rest on the dirt ground beside the bench. In the mid-ground, a dark-skinned man is seen pushing a blue two-wheeled handcart. Behind him, another individual carries a white plastic bucket on their head. The background features a paved road with vehicular traffic, including a blue sedan and a silver sedan. Multiple tall streetlights with curved arms and modern fixtures extend into the overcast, light gray sky. Distant buildings are partially visible on the horizon.