This image depicts a bustling urban street scene in Onitsha, Nigeria, captured during daytime under an overcast sky with extensive grey cloud cover

This image depicts a bustling urban street scene in Onitsha, Nigeria, captured during daytime under an overcast sky with extensive grey cloud cover. The perspective is from inside a vehicle, looking forward through its windshield, with the dashboard and wipers visible in the immediate foreground. The central feature is a paved road, likely asphalt, extending into the distance, exhibiting minor surface imperfections. Unpaved, reddish-brown dirt shoulders flank both sides of the roadway. Numerous overhead electrical wires and utility lines crisscross the sky across the entire frame, supported by utility poles visible along the street. On the left side of the road, multiple parked vehicles are visible, including a light-colored sedan, a dark SUV, and a white van, all positioned on the dirt shoulder. Further down this side, a yellow minivan is present. A prominent blue banner, affixed to a building, displays a man's image and partially legible text, including "September" and "ZAM JESU." Various other buildings, commercial and residential in appearance, line the street, with diverse architectural styles and colors. Pedestrians, approximately fifteen to twenty individuals dressed in various casual clothing, are observed walking and standing on the left shoulder and near the road's edge. On the right side of the road, pedestrians also occupy the unpaved shoulder. Further down, additional commercial structures and signs are visible. A colorful, partially obscured advertisement or poster is present in the extreme bottom right corner, attached to the vehicle from which the photograph was taken. In the middle of the roadway, a yellow motorized tricycle (commonly known as Keke Napep) is centrally positioned, facing away from the viewer. The overall scene conveys an active thoroughfare characterized by pedestrian and vehicular movement, commercial activity, and extensive utility infrastructure.