In Barakin Lerawi, Nigeria, a woman wearing a black hijab and a long black robe stands in the foreground, facing the camera

In Barakin Lerawi, Nigeria, a woman wearing a black hijab and a long black robe stands in the foreground, facing the camera. Her face is partially obscured by the hijab, but her eyes are visible, and she has a nose ring. Her right hand, adorned with dark henna designs, is raised slightly. In the background, a dirt path leads past several structures made of mud brick with corrugated metal roofs. To the left, an open doorway reveals stored goods. In front of the doorway, there are two large black bowls filled with white substances, one containing more than the other, and a smaller orange bowl filled with red-capped bottles. A green and yellow striped bag lies on the ground near the bowls. Further back and to the right, another woman in a red t-shirt and black pants walks away from the camera, carrying a black plastic bag in her right hand. She has a headscarf covering her hair. Between the woman in the red shirt and the structures, a third person, partially visible and wearing a striped shirt and dark pants, stands in a doorway. The ground is a mix of dirt and puddles. Trees and vegetation are visible in the distance.