An urban street scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a three-wheeled passenger vehicle, commonly known as a Keke Napep, on a paved road

An urban street scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicts a three-wheeled passenger vehicle, commonly known as a Keke Napep, on a paved road. The vehicle is predominantly green on its lower section, orange-yellow on its upper body, and has a dark brown canopy. Markings on the vehicle include "PTA JELES" and "ST. JOSEPH" on the rear, and "PTA 02" on the front right mudguard. Three individuals are visible within the Keke Napep. The driver, a male with dark complexion, wears a red shirt and dark trousers, and is seated in the front-right operating position. Behind the driver, a female passenger with a lighter complexion wears a white short-sleeved top, light brown trousers, and dark athletic shoes with white stripes. She has long dark hair and wears a light-colored visor or headband. A second passenger, partially visible behind the first, wears a white shirt. In the foreground, an unpaved area of reddish-brown dirt and gravel, interspersed with small rocks and sparse green weeds, occupies the lower half of the image. This area is separated from the paved road by a gray concrete curb. The very bottom left of the frame shows a blurry dark object. The background features a white metal guardrail or fence parallel to the road. Beyond the guardrail, a building displays a large commercial sign with text including "SOAROMIC MULTI", "BRANDING", "PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS", "OFFSET LITHO", "DIGITAL PRINTING", "SIGNAGES", and "AR PANELS - INVERTER". Partially visible behind the main Keke Napep is another green Keke Napep, and a white vehicle is visible behind the guardrail on the right. The scene is illuminated by daylight, suggesting clear weather.