Generator repair work documented at Sabon Tasha workshop

A Black male is seen working on what appears to be a generator in a dimly lit workshop. He is squatting and holding a round, metallic object, possibly a filter or a part of the generator. The workshop floor is made of concrete and is littered with tools, plastic bottles, and debris. A red generator is visible to the left of the man. Sunlight streams in from an open window on the left, illuminating part of the workshop. The walls are rough and textured. The overall scene suggests a functional, albeit somewhat messy, workspace.

A man is kneeling on a dirt floor in what appears to be an outdoor workshop or repair area in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria. He is wearing a tan work shirt and dark pants, and he is working on a disassembled engine. His left hand, holding a yellow object, is placed on the engine block. In the background, there are several generators, one yellow and black, and another partially visible behind it. Tools such as pliers and a T-handle wrench are scattered on the ground around the engine parts. The scene is lit by bright, natural light, creating a harsh glare in the upper portion of the image.

In Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, two individuals are engaged in repairing a mechanical engine. One person, viewed from the side, is seated and actively working on the engine, which is placed on a wooden plank. Their hands are occupied with tools on the engine's components. Another individual is positioned behind and to the right, leaning over the engine, also appearing to be involved in the repair process, with their hands near the engine. In the background, a yellow generator is visible, along with a metal fence. A partially consumed bottle of Fanta soft drink sits on the ground to the right of the engine. The ground surface is rough and appears to be concrete or dirt. The overall scene suggests a workshop or outdoor repair area.

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