Resultats d analyse

The man's attire is a traditional Northern Nigerian style (kaftan and cap). The indoor environment with a fan and shelves stocked with small goods is typical of a small shop or kiosk in Kano, Nigeria.

The lighting and wall decoration style also match common interiors in this region. The skin tone and facial features align with West African populations, specifically Northern Nigeria.

The attire and indoor shop environment could also fit Niamey, Niger, which shares cultural and climatic similarities with Northern Nigeria. The fan and goods on shelves are typical of small shops in Sahelian West Africa.

However, less specific evidence points to this location compared to Kano. The attire and shop setting could also be found in parts of Accra, Ghana, where similar traditional clothing is worn and small indoor shops are common.

However, the style of cap and kaftan is less typical here than in Northern Nigeria, so confidence is lower.