This image depicts an indoor industrial workspace located in Jos, Nigeria

This image depicts an indoor industrial workspace located in Jos, Nigeria. The scene centers on a large, operational processing machine with three males present. The machinery, occupying the left and central foreground, is constructed from heavy metal components, including a prominent, rusted metal hopper in the upper center. Below this, a series of drive belts, visible in motion, connect various pulleys and shafts, leading to a large perforated cylindrical drum on the left. An electric motor, dusty and light grey, is visible on a metal plate on the concrete floor in the bottom right, driving the machine via a belt. The machine's base rests on wooden blocks. Three individuals are present: 1. A young male, possibly a teenager, wearing a light-colored (light blue/green) shirt and dark trousers/apron, stands behind the hopper, appearing to feed material into it or monitor its contents with his hands near the opening. 2. A younger male, possibly a pre-teen or early teenager, wearing a soiled dark t-shirt with lettering ("LUCKY" visible) and distressed blue jeans, stands facing the machine in the center. He wears green flip-flops and has his left hand on a control element or lever of the machinery, appearing to monitor or operate it. 3. An adult male, wearing a dark brown t-shirt and dark trousers, stands in the background on the right, partially obscured by the machinery and the second male. His back is mostly to the viewer, and he appears to be engaged in a task further back in the workspace. The environment consists of bare, light brown/beige concrete or plastered walls, showing wear and discoloration. Electrical conduits run along the upper wall. The concrete floor is uneven, stained, and dusty. Two bare, cool-toned LED or incandescent bulbs hang from wires overhead, providing illumination and creating lens flares. The overall impression is that of a functional, utilitarian workshop.