In Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, a vibrant outdoor market scene unfolds under bright daylight

In Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, a vibrant outdoor market scene unfolds under bright daylight. In the foreground, a black plastic bucket on the dirt ground contains dark, dried, elongated items, possibly fish or meat. Adjacent to it, a woven basket holds a substantial pile of small, red, round peppers. A large mound of fresh green leafy vegetables rests on the ground next to the basket, partially obscuring a wooden plank covering a drain or ditch. Standing centrally, a woman with dark skin wears an orange t-shirt, black shorts with a white stripe, and flip-flops. An infant, dressed in a yellow shirt, is securely strapped to her back with a white patterned cloth wrap. She carries a small black handbag. To her left, another woman, wearing a patterned skirt and a red and white striped top, balances a white plastic bucket containing granular material on her head. She holds a green plastic bag in her left hand. Further back, a person bends over a large white sack labeled "ULTIMATE MULTI-PURPOSE," appearing to be handling its contents. To their right, a young boy in a purple t-shirt stands facing right, holding a small green bowl. In the background, numerous market stalls constructed from corrugated metal and wood are visible, some shaded by green and brown umbrellas. People are sparsely distributed among the stalls, engaged in various market activities. The ground is an uneven mix of dirt and scattered debris. Shadows are cast by the midday sun. A white sign board with partially visible text, including "COMM POST," stands to the right.