In Lokoja, Nigeria, a single male individual operates a red motorized tricycle on a paved road

In Lokoja, Nigeria, a single male individual operates a red motorized tricycle on a paved road. The male, with dark skin and short dark hair, wears a dark grey t-shirt and dark trousers, with red sandals visible on his feet. He sits upright, hands gripping the handlebars, and looks forward. The tricycle features a prominent front wheel with a red spring suspension and a headlight. In the background, a light-colored, possibly beige or tan, concrete building is visible. A white banner, advertising "MAMA ZALIHA'S STORE," is affixed to this building. The banner lists products including "NATIVE KOLA," "HAUSA KOLA," "BITTER KOLA," "PEPPER FRUITS," "ALLIGATOR PEPPER," "PALM KERNEL OIL," "HONEY," and states "INCLUDING SOFT DRINKS, ZOOBO AND LOTS MORE." Visual elements on the banner include images of nuts/seeds, bottled liquids, and various soft drinks. The building exhibits a decorative parapet wall and windows with vertical security bars. Barbed wire is installed along the top edge of the building's wall. The road surface is dark grey and appears to be asphalt. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.