This image depicts a street scene in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, featuring a yellow three-wheeled auto-rickshaw, commonly known as a "keke napep

This image depicts a street scene in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, featuring a yellow three-wheeled auto-rickshaw, commonly known as a "keke napep." The auto-rickshaw, a TVS brand with "TOAN" and "C1116" visible on its side, is parked or stationary on a light-colored, dusty road surface. It has a black fabric canopy with a clear plastic window on the rear left side. The vehicle exhibits signs of wear, including dirt and minor paint chips. Two individuals are prominently visible interacting with or near the auto-rickshaw. A woman wearing a blue floral headscarf and a patterned blue and green dress stands near the front passenger side, appearing to lean into the vehicle. A second woman, dressed in a red and white patterned short-sleeved dress, walks away from the auto-rickshaw towards the right side of the frame, wearing light-colored sandals. A third person, partially visible, sits inside the auto-rickshaw, wearing purple clothing. In the background, utility poles with overhead power lines are visible against a hazy, light-colored sky. One pole appears to be a wooden utility pole, while another, further back, is a metal pole with what resembles a solar panel and lighting fixture. The overall environment suggests an urban or semi-urban setting.