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Two men are engaged in changing a tire on a three-wheeled vehicle, commonly known as a "keke" in Nigeria. The scene appears to be a roadside repair, possibly in Jos, Nigeria. One man, wearing a black long-sleeved shirt with white stripes on the collar and cuffs and black trousers, stands by, observing or waiting. He is wearing brown sandals with yellow straps. The second man is partially visible, crouched down and appearing to be working on the vehicle's wheel. The keke itself is a bright yellow and green, with a brown canopy. It is propped up by a wooden pole. The ground is a mixture of reddish-brown dirt, with some scattered debris, and a paved area to the left. There is a drainage channel running along the edge of the paved area, with overgrown grass and some small plants. In the background, a grey concrete wall is visible, with a lighter colored section at the top. The overall impression is one of casual, yet necessary, automotive maintenance in an outdoor urban or semi-urban setting.
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