In Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, a yellow three-wheeled passenger vehicle, commonly known as a Keke Napep or auto-rickshaw, is parked on an unpaved dirt road

In Zango-ndaji, Nigeria, a yellow three-wheeled passenger vehicle, commonly known as a Keke Napep or auto-rickshaw, is parked on an unpaved dirt road. The vehicle features a yellow body and a black fabric roof with a transparent plastic rear window. A green panel with the "TVS" logo is affixed to the rear, above a partially visible Nigerian license plate beginning with "OG". The yellow rear bumper is dented, and the left rear taillight assembly appears damaged. Black text "DAV 135A" is stenciled on the vehicle's side. A male driver, wearing a light-colored shirt, is seated in the operator's position, with his arms near the handlebars. The immediate environment is a light brown dirt road with visible tracks. In the background, a concrete block wall with some vegetation is present on the left, and residential buildings with light-colored walls and dark roofs, along with fences, are visible further back under an overcast sky.