In Ikoga, Nigeria, a busy market scene unfolds as a woman in a green and red patterned outfit, her head covered with a brown scarf, engages in a transaction with a customer

In Ikoga, Nigeria, a busy market scene unfolds as a woman in a green and red patterned outfit, her head covered with a brown scarf, engages in a transaction with a customer. She holds out a few Nigerian Naira notes in her hands, presumably for payment. Around her, a variety of fresh produce is displayed for sale. In the foreground, numerous coconuts are piled in baskets, their rough exteriors a testament to their freshness. Behind the coconuts, baskets overflow with small, green limes, some in bowls and others directly in the woven baskets. Nearby, a blue plastic bottle of water rests among the produce. Further back, a woven basket holds dried, dark brown beans. A large platter contains yellow, fried plantain chips, and another basket is filled with small, dark pods. The ground beneath the market stalls appears to be a mix of reddish-brown earth. The overall impression is one of vibrant commerce and the bounty of local agriculture.