In Bar Jirgi Summa, Nigeria, a three-wheeled motor taxi, commonly known as an "okada" or "keke napep," is stationary on the side of a paved road. The vehicle, predominantly yellow and green with a brown canopy, has a driver and at least one passenger inside. The taxi is positioned behind a curb made of alternating black and white concrete blocks. Beyond the curb, a concrete barrier with similar black and white blocks separates the road from a slightly elevated area. This elevated area features a black metal fence, behind which are several trees of varying heights and foliage density, suggesting a park or landscaped area. The sky is overcast with gray clouds, indicating a potentially cloudy or rainy day. The road itself is a smooth, gray asphalt surface, with a lighter colored concrete sidewalk in the foreground. A large, gray vertical pillar is visible on the right edge of the frame, partially obscuring the view of the background.