The image depicts a steeply inclined open-air waste disposal site located in Ago-Abo, Nigeria

The image depicts a steeply inclined open-air waste disposal site located in Ago-Abo, Nigeria. The scene is dominated by a mixture of dry, light-brown vegetation, disturbed earth, and widespread black ash, indicating a significant burn area. The upper left and central background show dense, dry brush and bare branches, with sparse green growth interspersed. The ground surface, particularly in the middle and foreground, is extensively covered in charcoal and ash from a recent fire. Within this burnt debris, various items are discernible, including clear and white plastic bags, crumpled light-colored fabric or paper, and other assorted refuse. Two elongated wooden sticks lie diagonally across the burnt terrain in the mid-ground. The lower left features a concentrated mass of dark, tangled, fine-gauge burnt material, possibly metallic or synthetic. No individuals or active processes are visible in the frame; the scene presents the aftermath of burning waste.