In Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts a woman and an infant against a backdrop suggesting a market or roadside commerce

In Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, an outdoor scene depicts a woman and an infant against a backdrop suggesting a market or roadside commerce. A woman, wearing a striped top, dark leggings, and sandals, is seated on a white plastic stool, her head bowed, engrossed in a smartphone she holds. A white charging cable extends from the phone. An infant is secured to her back with a colorful fabric carrier, the child's head, covered by an orange cap, resting against the woman's shoulder and appearing to be asleep. To the right, multiple crude wooden market stalls or tables are visible. One stall displays various items and has a white plastic bag with printed logos hanging from a chain-link fence behind it. Another stall has clear plastic bags containing merchandise. Two black tires are stacked horizontally on the ground near the base of a wooden stall. Numerous green glass bottles lie on the sandy ground near the seated woman and beneath the market structures. The ground itself is light brown sand, showing tire tracks and scattered debris including plastic bags and wrappers. In the background, a light-colored building is partially visible, with dark cylindrical tanks and another wooden stool further back.