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Dadji Ibrahim, 26, from Tedubut, poses for a picture during the festival Cure Salee, in Ingall, on September 17, 2021. - Thousands of Fulani and Tuareg nomads from several Sahel and Sahara countries took part in a three-day pastoral festival, the Cure Salee, held on the outskirts of the old commercial town of Ingall. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP)
Bagam Katialla, 17, from Fouduk, poses for a picture during the festival Cure Salee, in Ingall, on September 17, 2021. Thousands of Fulani and Tuareg nomads from several Sahel and Sahara countries took part in a three-day pastoral festival, the Cure Salee, held on the outskirts of the old commercial town of Ingall. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP)
Mija Djumare, 25, from Ago, poses for a picture during the festival Cure Salee, in Ingall, on September 17, 2021. Thousands of Fulani and Tuareg nomads from several Sahel and Sahara countries took part in a three-day pastoral festival, the Cure Salee, held on the outskirts of the old commercial town of Ingall. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP)
Djiaho Dari, 18, from Hallo, poses for a picture during the festival Cure Salee, in Ingall, on September 17, 2021. - Thousands of Fulani and Tuareg nomads from several Sahel and Sahara countries took part in a three-day pastoral festival, the Cure Salee, held on the outskirts of the old commercial town of Ingall. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP).
NIGER-NOMADS-FESTIVAL. A young woman rides her donkey to attend the annual festival for nomad people called Cure Salee in Ingall, in Niger on September 16, 2021. For three days the Saharan desert of Ingall, in the north of Niger, was draped with the colors of the tunics of thousands of herders who came to celebrate their traditions. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP) (Photo by MICHELE CATTANI/AFP via Getty Images)
NIGER-FESTIVAL-PASTORAL
Wodaabe (a sub-group of the Fulani) women attend a beauty contest during the Cure Salee, in Ingall, northern Niger, on September 18, 2021. For three days the Saharan desert of Ingall, in the north of Niger, was draped with the colors of the tunics of thousands of herders who came to celebrate their traditions. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP)
NIGER FESTIVAL PASTORAL PORTRAIT.
An unnamed person poses for a picture during the festival Cure Salee, in Ingall, on September 17, 2021. Thousands of Fulani and Tuareg nomads from several Sahel and Sahara countries took part in a three-day pastoral festival, the Cure Salee, held on the outskirts of the old commercial town of Ingall. (Photo by Michele Cattani / AFP)
