A mid-aged man with dark skin and short dark hair, wearing a purple quarter-zip long-sleeve shirt, dark trousers, and brown slide sandals, stands outdoors, looking down at two wads of Nigerian Naira notes he is holding in his hands, appearing to count or sort them

A mid-aged man with dark skin and short dark hair, wearing a purple quarter-zip long-sleeve shirt, dark trousers, and brown slide sandals, stands outdoors, looking down at two wads of Nigerian Naira notes he is holding in his hands, appearing to count or sort them. He is positioned next to a green and yellow auto-rickshaw (Keke Napep) which exhibits dirt and wear; its windshield displays the text "BADIN KOWA UNIT". Behind him, a line of several identical green and yellow auto-rickshaws is parked along the right side of a paved road, extending into the distance. Other vehicles and pedestrians are visible further down the road. The environment is bright and open, with power lines and streetlights visible in the background against a clear sky. The location is identified as Badin Kowa in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, based on the specific "BADIN KOWA UNIT" marking on the vehicle and the "PTA" prefix on a distant vehicle's license plate, which is characteristic of Plateau State registrations.