A young boy is captured squatting on the ground, intently engaged in a food preparation or processing task. He is positioned around several large, dark-colored basins filled with a milky white liquid, likely starch water. In the foreground, he holds a green plastic colander submerged in one of the basins, using his hands to sift or wash a white, fibrous material within it. Scattered on the ground around the basins is more of this white, pulpy substance, suggesting the processing of cassava or a similar starchy root vegetable. A white plastic bucket with a lid is also visible to the right. The background features a plain white wall, and the ground appears to be a mix of dirt and concrete. The scene depicts a practical, manual process, possibly for extracting starch or preparing garri, taking place outdoors or in a semi-enclosed area in Adankolo, Nigeria, during daylight hours.