In Unguwar Saya, Nigeria, an outdoor industrial scene depicts two males working on a large, cylindrical tanker truck in an area with reddish-brown dirt ground

In Unguwar Saya, Nigeria, an outdoor industrial scene depicts two males working on a large, cylindrical tanker truck in an area with reddish-brown dirt ground. The primary subject is a partially assembled or maintained tanker, featuring a large white upper tank section and a newly painted gray lower section mounted on a gray trailer chassis with visible wheels and orange marker lights. A red tape line, along which pieces of newspaper are taped to the white section, separates the white and gray paintwork. One male, wearing a peach-colored cap, a dirty dark t-shirt, and soiled patterned trousers, stands on a rusty three-legged metal stool. His clothes are splattered with paint or dirt. He is actively engaged with the tanker's side, appearing to apply or remove material (likely masking tape or paper) along the red line separating the two paint colors. The second male, dressed in a dark long-sleeved shirt with blue accents and dirty dark trousers, is bent over, working on the lower part of the gray trailer chassis. He is positioned near several gray metal beams, possibly part of a side guard or structural support. Tools, including pliers and a small grinder, are visible on the dirt ground near his feet. In the background, to the left, a portion of another black cylindrical tank is visible. The sky is clear and light blue.