In the city of Kwamba, Nigeria, a three-wheeled motor vehicle, commonly known as a Keke Napep or tricycle, is depicted on an unpaved, sandy-dirt road

In the city of Kwamba, Nigeria, a three-wheeled motor vehicle, commonly known as a Keke Napep or tricycle, is depicted on an unpaved, sandy-dirt road. The vehicle features a yellow body and a brown soft-top canopy. The registration number "NGSIRS 3047" is visible on the rear-left side panel. A white oval sticker with a man's portrait (depicting a figure with a white cap and white beard) is affixed to the canopy, along with vertical text reading "BARDONI". Three individuals occupy the tricycle. A male passenger is seated in the front-left position, wearing a patterned short-sleeved shirt and shorts in orange, brown, and black tones, with grey slip-on sandals. He is wearing black over-ear headphones and is holding a dark rectangular electronic device, looking down at it. The driver, partially obscured, is positioned behind the controls, wearing a dark blue head covering and light blue pants, with hands visible on the handlebars. A third passenger, largely obscured by the driver, is seated in the rear, with dark clothing and light-colored slippers visible. The ground surrounding the tricycle is unpaved, consisting of light brown sand and dirt with visible tire tracks. Scattered debris, including white and dark plastic waste, is present on the ground. In the immediate foreground, a concrete curb or drainage channel runs horizontally, with sparse weeds growing in and around it. In the background, across a visible paved road section, multiple single-story buildings with light-colored corrugated metal roofs are visible under a bright, clear sky. Some buildings feature dark entrances or market stall-like structures in front.