An outdoor market scene is depicted in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria

An outdoor market scene is depicted in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria. The image captures a narrow, unpaved dirt pathway flanked by various vendor stalls under makeshift shelters and umbrellas providing shade. In the immediate foreground, to the left, is the partial view of a person wearing a white garment with prominent blue and yellow peacock-feather patterns and a yellow ruffled hem. To the right, a wooden stall displays large blue and yellow plastic bowls filled with light-colored grains, likely rice. A smaller metal bowl contains what appears to be cooked animal skin (ponmo). Further back on this stall, oranges, various bottled liquids, and other goods are arranged. In the mid-ground, a male individual stands with his back to the viewer, wearing a black t-shirt, blue jeans, and brown shoes, his hands clasped behind his back. Adjacent to him, a female vendor in a dark headscarf attends to a stall displaying black bowls of dried meat or fish and fresh green leafy vegetables. Further down the central path, another person walks away from the camera, wearing a white tunic and patterned leggings. To the right, a female vendor in a green top and patterned skirt balances a tray of red produce on her head. Other individuals are visible in the background, walking, standing, and interacting. Overhead, a mix of red, dark green, and purple umbrellas, along with various tarpaulins and wooden structures, form the market canopy. A purple umbrella displays partial text, "LASTS LONGER" and "RAPID SETTING," while another indicates "NORMAL SETTING." The ground is uneven dirt, and the overall environment suggests a bustling commercial area.