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In Kakuri Gwari, Nigeria, a row of three yellow auto-rickshaws, also known as "Keke NAPEP" or "Marwa," are parked on a dusty roadside under a bright, clear sky. The rickshaws are positioned parallel to the road, with the first one in the foreground partially obscured by the others. The first rickshaw is occupied by a woman wearing a black hijab and a colorful patterned skirt, holding a blue plastic bag and a shopping bag. A man in a white shirt and brown shorts, wearing a red cap, stands by the driver's side of the second rickshaw, facing away from the camera. The third rickshaw has a driver in the driver's seat. In the background, several people are gathered, some appearing to be customers or onlookers, with some carrying bundles. Beyond the vehicles and people, a low brick wall runs along the edge of a property, with a white building visible behind it. A line of tall, slender evergreen trees stands behind the building, and a wider, leafy tree with a gnarled trunk is positioned to the left of the evergreen trees. The ground is a reddish-brown dirt road, with some debris scattered on the side of the road near the first rickshaw.
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