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A low-angle, full shot captures a shelf in a storage area in Bukuru, Nigeria, filled with various brands of coffee and tea products. The shelf itself is rough and textured, showing signs of wear and tear with some staining. In the foreground, two large glass jars of Nescafé Gold Blend coffee sit side-by-side, each featuring a £4.79 RRP price tag and a gold lid. Behind them, a larger, wider jar of Nescafé Gold Blend coffee is positioned on its side, also with a gold lid. To the left of the Nescafé jars, part of a bright yellow cylindrical tin labeled "ENIC GREEN TEA" is visible.

Dominating the right side of the image are stacked red cylindrical cans of "Blue Pearl Cafe" instant coffee. Several cans are visible, some stacked two high, and others forming a partial third layer. These cans feature images of coffee cups and people enjoying coffee. Some of the cans have text indicating "INSTANT COFFEE" and "Produit d'Inde" (Product of India). The overall impression is one of a retail or storage space stocked with coffee and tea products, likely in a market or small shop setting.
Ponyak

Jun 22, 2026, 8:44 AM

Bukuru, Nigeria

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A low-angle, full shot captures a shelf in a storage area in Bukuru, Nigeria, filled with various brands of coffee and tea products. The shelf itself is rough and textured, showing signs of wear and tear with some staining. In the foreground, two large glass jars of Nescafé Gold Blend coffee sit side-by-side, each featuring a £4.79 RRP price tag and a gold lid. Behind them, a larger, wider jar of Nescafé Gold Blend coffee is positioned on its side, also with a gold lid. To the left of the Nescafé jars, part of a bright yellow cylindrical tin labeled "ENIC GREEN TEA" is visible. Dominating the right side of the image are stacked red cylindrical cans of "Blue Pearl Cafe" instant coffee. Several cans are visible, some stacked two high, and others forming a partial third layer. These cans feature images of coffee cups and people enjoying coffee. Some of the cans have text indicating "INSTANT COFFEE" and "Produit d'Inde" (Product of India). The overall impression is one of a retail or storage space stocked with coffee and tea products, likely in a market or small shop setting.

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