This image depicts a bustling street market scene in Lagos, Nigeria, specifically near St

This image depicts a bustling street market scene in Lagos, Nigeria, specifically near St. John's Anglican Church in Aroloya, Lagos Island. The prominent St. John's Anglican Church, a light brown colonial-style building with a four-faced clock tower, stands on the left side of the background. To its right, a multi-story brown commercial building with arched window facades is visible. The foreground is dominated by a dense arrangement of yellow and black tricycles (locally known as Keke Napep or Marwa), some bearing "TVS" branding and "Elegant" text on their black canopy covers, indicating their use as commercial transport. One tricycle driver, dressed in dark clothing, is visible leaning into his vehicle. Another yellow minibus (Danfo) is partially seen further back on the right. The midground features numerous market stalls operating under a canopy of diverse umbrellas, predominantly red and cream, but also including branded ones like "Bet9ja." People are densely gathered around these stalls, indicating active commerce. A white "POS" (Point of of Sale) sign is visible above one stall. A person wearing a white shirt and a reflective yellow safety vest, likely a traffic controller or market official, stands facing right amidst the crowd and vehicles. The general environment is bright with clear skies and scattered clouds, suggesting daytime. Power lines are visible overhead.