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This is a wide shot of a dusty street in a neighborhood in Jos, Nigeria, under a bright, partly cloudy sky. The street is unpaved, with reddish-brown dirt and small rocks. Several buildings, some with corrugated metal roofs and others with what appear to be brick or mud construction, line the street. In the foreground, to the left, is a brick structure with a rough-hewn, textured surface, possibly a drainage channel or retaining wall. Next to it are three auto-rickshaws, commonly known as "keke napep." One is partially visible on the far left, yellow and green. A second, green and white, is parked closer to the center, with "PT 653B" visible on its side. A third, also green and white, is parked further down the street to the right, covered in a clear plastic sheeting. Another auto-rickshaw, mostly covered in blue and purple patterned fabric, is parked next to the first keke napep. Further down the street, more buildings are visible, some appearing to be houses or small shops. Several people are seen in the distance, some sitting outside buildings and others walking. The overall impression is of a lived-in, working-class urban environment. The presence of the keke napep suggests this is a mode of transportation and commerce within this community.
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