In Ngleshi Amanfro, Ghana, a male individual is performing roadside vehicle repair

In Ngleshi Amanfro, Ghana, a male individual is performing roadside vehicle repair. The scene depicts a silver and yellow taxi, designated by a "TAXI" roof sign and yellow front fender, with its front passenger wheel removed. The vehicle is supported by two red jack stands and a red hydraulic jack under the chassis. A circular green and white sticker displaying "B-0490" is affixed to the passenger side door. The male, wearing a black t-shirt, black track pants with white side stripes, and dark shoes, is squatting in front of the exposed wheel well, actively engaged in repairing the brake or suspension assembly. A black tire, removed from the vehicle, lies on the dirt ground behind him. Numerous automotive tools, including wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, and a hammer, are scattered on the dirt and adjacent concrete curb. A dark liquid stain, consistent with oil, is visible on the dirt beneath the car. The immediate environment is a dirt shoulder beside a paved two-lane road with active traffic, including a dark grey sedan moving away and a white utility van further in the distance. Across the road, multiple buildings are visible, some under construction, alongside market stalls and a large billboard for "WEST END FACILITIES." Utility poles and power lines traverse the background. The sky is overcast.