This image depicts an outdoor vendor's setup in the city of Jos, Nigeria

This image depicts an outdoor vendor's setup in the city of Jos, Nigeria. The precise street or district within Jos is not identifiable from the visual evidence. The central subject is a whole, skinned, and roasted animal carcass, consistent with a dog, exhibiting a dark brown, somewhat glossy surface with visible perforations. It rests within a large, round metallic basin, which is supported by a small, rustic wooden stool. One limb of the carcass extends over the basin's rim. Placed atop the large basin is a smaller, round metallic tray holding various cuts of cooked meat, a single red chili pepper, and a blue plastic bowl containing red residue. Adjacent to this setup, on the right, stands a second identical small wooden stool with a light-colored, rectangular top. The ground is an uneven, light gray asphalt or concrete surface, showing multiple dark stains and discoloration. In the background to the upper left, two discarded metallic vehicle wheel rims are visible, one upright and one inverted, along with several small, yellow plastic bowls. The upper right background features a raised concrete step or platform leading to an unseen structure. Below this platform, an unkempt area of rough earth and exposed rocks is visible, possibly indicating a ditch or drainage. A small section of a building wall, painted light green, is partially visible in the far upper right. Beneath the wooden stool supporting the main basin, a crumpled black plastic bag and a clear plastic bottle with a red cap are visible. No individuals are present in the frame. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, suggesting an active vending environment without immediate human presence.