The image depicts an outdoor or semi-enclosed workshop or service area in Lokoja, Nigeria, characterized by unpaved ground and multiple commercial tricycles

The image depicts an outdoor or semi-enclosed workshop or service area in Lokoja, Nigeria, characterized by unpaved ground and multiple commercial tricycles. In the midground, two yellow and blue Keke Napeps (tricycles) are positioned. The Keke Napep on the left is partially visible, showing its front wheel, fender, handlebars, and a black driver's seat. Its body is primarily yellow with a blue upper cabin section and a black roof. To its right and further back, another Keke Napep, also yellow, is partially obscured by vertical dark metal poles. This second tricycle displays the alphanumeric "A-210" on its side panel. Behind it, mounted on a dark background, is a white rectangular object with "TVS" visible on its upper right corner, possibly an air conditioning unit or a sign. A male individual is observed in a crouched or squatting position near the rear-left wheel area of the second Keke Napep. He is facing away from the viewer, wearing a dark green or grey tunic and trousers, and appears to be engaged in an action related to the tricycle or an object on the ground. The ground throughout the visible area is unpaved, consisting of light brown, dry earth. Scattered debris, including several white plastic bags and smaller refuse items, is present on the ground. The foreground shows a partial view of a dark, metallic structure, possibly part of a vehicle from which the photograph was taken, with a curved upper rail on the right and a damaged or rusty panel on the left. The background is largely dark and indistinct, suggesting a covered or shadowed area.