Sign in
The image depicts an outdoor urban scene in Accra, Ghana, specifically near the Okaikwei Central constituency as indicated by an election poster. Two young adult males walk along an unpaved dirt pathway during daytime under a partly cloudy sky.

The man in the foreground, facing right in profile, is dark-skinned with short dark hair. He wears a blue and lighter blue patterned short-sleeved soccer jersey with the number "29" and "Herbalife" branding, blue athletic shorts also with "29", and brown and white slide sandals. He carries a dark garment over his left shoulder and a large, bright orange, molded plastic object, possibly a sports training aid, in his right hand.

Behind him, partially obscured, is a second dark-skinned man wearing a similar blue jersey and blue athletic shorts or leggings, paired with black and white striped slide sandals. He carries a black bag in his left hand. Both individuals appear to be walking in the same direction, away from the camera.

To the left, a green metal chain-link fence runs parallel to the pathway, supported by a blue-painted concrete base wall that reads "DO NOT" in white capital letters. A white garment hangs over the fence. The ground adjacent to the fence and pathway is littered with plastic bags, bottles, and various debris, interspersed with patches of green weeds and grass.

In the background, behind the fence, stands a light brown two-story building with multiple windows featuring decorative concrete grilles. A black water tank is visible on its roof. A wooden utility pole stands prominently in the center-left, featuring a white election poster that displays "VOTE NO. 2 ON THE BALLOT", a photograph of "BABA SADIQ" with the National Democratic Congress (NDC) logo, and the text "AS MP FOR OKAIKWEI CENTRAL". To the far right, a partial view of a larger signboard or billboard shows text including "PENKWA PRES" and "HEAVEN des baako p!" with product images.

Stake attention in this memory

Community
Hope
Ambition
Determination
Serenity

The image depicts an outdoor urban scene in Accra, Ghana, specifically near the Okaikwei Central constituency as indicated by an election poster. Two young adult males walk along an unpaved dirt pathway during daytime under a partly cloudy sky. The man in the foreground, facing right in profile, is dark-skinned with short dark hair. He wears a blue and lighter blue patterned short-sleeved soccer jersey with the number "29" and "Herbalife" branding, blue athletic shorts also with "29", and brown and white slide sandals. He carries a dark garment over his left shoulder and a large, bright orange, molded plastic object, possibly a sports training aid, in his right hand. Behind him, partially obscured, is a second dark-skinned man wearing a similar blue jersey and blue athletic shorts or leggings, paired with black and white striped slide sandals. He carries a black bag in his left hand. Both individuals appear to be walking in the same direction, away from the camera. To the left, a green metal chain-link fence runs parallel to the pathway, supported by a blue-painted concrete base wall that reads "DO NOT" in white capital letters. A white garment hangs over the fence. The ground adjacent to the fence and pathway is littered with plastic bags, bottles, and various debris, interspersed with patches of green weeds and grass. In the background, behind the fence, stands a light brown two-story building with multiple windows featuring decorative concrete grilles. A black water tank is visible on its roof. A wooden utility pole stands prominently in the center-left, featuring a white election poster that displays "VOTE NO. 2 ON THE BALLOT", a photograph of "BABA SADIQ" with the National Democratic Congress (NDC) logo, and the text "AS MP FOR OKAIKWEI CENTRAL". To the far right, a partial view of a larger signboard or billboard shows text including "PENKWA PRES" and "HEAVEN des baako p!" with product images.

Loading AttnAds…

transactions
revenues
stakers
Earliest
Latest
Highest stake

No transactions found

More from this user

More from Accra

Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You are free to share and adapt this content with proper attribution.