The scene, observed from the interior of a yellow-framed tricycle (keke napep), depicts a street in Nassarawa, Nigeria

The scene, observed from the interior of a yellow-framed tricycle (keke napep), depicts a street in Nassarawa, Nigeria. The tricycle's dark fabric roof is visible at the top, and a dark jacket with a "DAKS" label and patterned lining is draped over the handlebars and dashboard in the foreground. The front windshield of the tricycle displays several stickers: a green triangular "ACOMORAN TRICYCLE" sticker on the left, a white rectangular sticker with "HASSANA S. JAMIL" in the top-center, and a red rectangular sticker on the right stating "Hepatitis IS Curable!". Through the windshield, a black Suzuki Carry minivan with a partially visible Nigerian license plate "NG 706..." is positioned directly ahead. The street appears to be a market area, with multiple individuals, predominantly men in casual clothing, visible amidst various stalls and structures. Goods, including items stored in blue plastic crates and white sacks, are displayed along the thoroughfare. Several brown or red tarpaulins provide shade over some of the market stalls. Utility poles are present, and the ground surface is unpaved or dusty. A sign partially reading "POS" is discernible on the right side of the view. No overt interactions or specific actions are clearly distinguishable among the background figures, who appear to be engaged in general market activities.