This image captures an outdoor street scene in Jos, Nigeria, under a clear daylight sky

This image captures an outdoor street scene in Jos, Nigeria, under a clear daylight sky. In the foreground and midground, an adult male of apparent West African ethnicity, distinguished by a dark beard and a green cap (kufi), is positioned center-right. He wears a light brown traditional garment, possibly a kaftan or agbada, with a dark, sleeveless vest over it. His hands are on the wooden handles of a heavily laden, two-wheeled pushcart, which he is propelling forward. The cart, constructed from wood and metal with worn rubber tires, serves as a mobile vendor's stall, displaying a dense array of packaged goods. These include multiple bags of snacks (e.g., chips, biscuits), various colorful candies in transparent plastic containers and bags, several cartons of cigarettes (e.g., "Rothmans"), and other retail items packed in small cardboard boxes. To the left of the pushcart, two yellow and green Bajaj RE autorickshaws (Keke Napeps) are visible. The one furthest back prominently displays "PTA 7632" in white lettering on its brown canopy, with a Nigerian license plate (partially legible as "AKD-827-XJ"). The background on the left features single-story buildings with corrugated metal roofs, one presenting a light-colored stucco or painted facade. An overhead loudspeaker is mounted on a pole above these structures, accompanied by a network of overhead electrical wires. On the right, an unpaved or sparsely paved road extends into the distance, bordered by additional simple buildings, some painted light yellow. Further down this road, another individual, dressed in a yellow traditional garment, walks away from the camera. Multiple vehicles, including cars and potentially another autorickshaw, are visible further in the background. The ground underfoot is a mix of packed dirt and light-colored aggregate.