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A blue three-wheeled motorized cargo vehicle, commonly known as a 'motorking' or 'aboboya', is depicted from its rear on an asphalt road in Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana. The vehicle displays the Ghanaian license plate "M-26-NR" with "24J" beneath. Its cargo bed is heavily loaded with multiple items: several large, light-colored fabric sacks, one with a faint green logo, are stacked at the base. A large, brown, oval-shaped sack rests on top of these. Positioned above the sacks are various plastic containers, including one translucent yellow jerry can, two translucent orange jerry cans, and one green jerry can. A tall, blue plastic drum with a yellow base stands upright on the right side of the load. Red and white reflective tape lines the upper edge of the cargo bed, and both taillights are illuminated red. "APRONIC" branding is visible on the rear mud flaps. The environment suggests bright sunlight, casting distinct shadows of the vehicle to its right on the road surface. In the background, green trees and foliage are present. To the far right, a large red poster is visible, advertising a "HOLYGH ST ACTION CAMPAGN" with dates "FEB 15TH - FEB 18TH" and images of two men. This scene is consistent with a public road within the city of Tamale.
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