WORKING HANDS

WORKING HANDS

As dusk settles, the air fills with the crackle of fire and the soft hiss of roasting corn. The corn seller stands by the roadside, turning each cob with practiced hands, her face lit by the glow of the embers. Every customer brings a brief exchange, a smile, a story, a shared moment of warmth. Working Hands — The Corn Seller captures the rhythm of survival woven into Nigeria’s everyday life. Her labor is simple yet essential, a symbol of resilience, community, and the dignity found in honest work. In her hands, fire becomes sustenance, and the street becomes a place of connection.

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Uploaded on 24 October 2025.

Oreoluwa Adeyemi

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