In Kirana, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts a market vendor engaged in processing sugarcane

In Kirana, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts a market vendor engaged in processing sugarcane. A dark-skinned woman, wearing a black shirt, a blue apron, and a brown and white patterned long skirt, stands slightly bent over a wooden table. Her hands are positioned near a white bucket resting on a small stone. On the table, multiple peeled stalks of light-colored sugarcane are neatly stacked. Beneath the table, a green bowl is visible. Directly in front of the woman, scattered across the reddish-brown dirt ground, are numerous white sugarcane husks and other discarded plant material. To the left, a yellow and green three-wheeled auto-rickshaw is parked on an asphalt road. In the background, across the road, several buildings with green, corrugated metal roofs and light-colored walls are visible, interspersed with trees and bushes. A tall, slender antenna tower is discernible in the distant background against a clear, pale blue sky. To the far right, part of a bicycle wheel and another vendor's stall, potentially selling green coconuts, are partially visible.