The image captures a street scene from the interior perspective of a yellow tricycle (keke napep) in Nassarawa, Nigeria

The image captures a street scene from the interior perspective of a yellow tricycle (keke napep) in Nassarawa, Nigeria. The tricycle features a black canopy, a driver's side mirror reflecting parts of the street, and a visible sticker on the interior window frame stating, "Hepatitis is Curable!" A black, white, and grey patterned garment, possibly a jacket or bag with a "DAKS" label, rests on the passenger seat. Outside the tricycle, a bustling market environment unfolds. Multiple makeshift stalls with corrugated metal roofs and walls line the street. A prominent banner displays "ABBA POS MAI CHARGE" with images of mobile phones. Adjacent to it, another banner advertises "MORTALA SAIDU VENTURES POS," listing a Kaduna contact number and various electronic items. Merchandise, including blue and white shirts, is visible hanging, and stacks of folded textiles or items are piled on a wooden cart or wheelbarrow in the foreground of the stalls. Several individuals are present: one person is vaguely visible through the tricycle's front window, and another individual, wearing a dark top with white horizontal stripes and dark pants, stands partially visible to the far right. The ground in the foreground appears uneven, composed of dirt and scattered wooden planks. Bright sunlight casts a glare across the tricycle's black canopy and illuminates the market scene.