The image provides a forensic view from inside a yellow commercial tricycle (Keke Napep), showing its tan dashboard, a speedometer, and a wiper blade in the foreground

The image provides a forensic view from inside a yellow commercial tricycle (Keke Napep), showing its tan dashboard, a speedometer, and a wiper blade in the foreground. Through the windshield, a prominent white monument with a red crown atop a central pillar dominates the mid-ground. This landmark is the Jos Crown Roundabout, located near the Government House and the Terminus area in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. On the asphalt road in front of the monument, two males are seen riding a blue and white motorcycle from left to right. The rider wears a dark jacket, and the passenger is in a light t-shirt and brown trousers. To the right, a black four-door sedan, identified as a Honda Accord, is either parked or moving slowly, facing away from the viewer. The road is bordered by a black and white painted curb, separating it from a green, landscaped median where the monument stands. The sky is clear blue, indicating bright daylight. In the background, beyond the monument, trees, utility poles with streetlights, and a white building with partial green lettering are visible. A reddish-brown circular sticker is affixed to the upper part of the tricycle's windshield.