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The environment shows a semi-arid climate with dusty ground and sparse vegetation typical of the Sahel region. The style of buildings and power infrastructure matches small towns in Senegal. The traditional clothing of the people and the type of vegetation (acacia-like trees) support a West African Sahelian location. Saint-Louis is a known city in Senegal with similar semi-urban outskirts and vegetation.

The combination of visual cues strongly suggests Northern Nigeria. The architecture in the second image, featuring a reddish tiled roof, decorative ventilation blocks (brise soleil), and a black water tank on the roof, is very common in modern residential buildings in this region. The environment, with its dry, sandy soil, hazy sky, and specific types of trees (resembling Neem trees), is characteristic of the Sahelian climate zone that covers Northern Nigeria. The person in the first image is wearing a blue boubou, a common attire in this predominantly Muslim region. The infrastructure, including a paved road without lane markings and a mix of wooden and concrete utility poles, fits the outskirts of a major city like Kano.

Niger shares a long border and similar cultural and environmental characteristics with Northern Nigeria. Cities like Niamey are also in the Sahel region and feature comparable dusty landscapes, vegetation, and climate. The style of dress and general infrastructure would be very similar, making this a plausible alternative. While the specific architectural style feels more Nigerian, there is significant overlap in the region.