An upward-angled, daytime photograph captures the rear of a yellow TVS King tricycle, commonly known as a Keke NAPEP, on an asphalt road in Jalingo, Taraba State, Nigeria

An upward-angled, daytime photograph captures the rear of a yellow TVS King tricycle, commonly known as a Keke NAPEP, on an asphalt road in Jalingo, Taraba State, Nigeria. The vehicle is positioned slightly to the left of the frame, facing away from the viewer, with its left rear wheel close to an uneven line marking a change in the asphalt surface. The tricycle features a black canvas canopy roof with a transparent plastic rear window, red and clear taillight assemblies on both sides, and a visible exhaust pipe underneath. Above the Nigerian license plate, which reads "TARABA" at the top and partially visible characters like "YLA 625 YA" on a blue background, a yellow grated panel displays "30IR" in large black numerals and the "TVS" brand logo. The road surface is dark grey asphalt, showing minor wear and a distinct, irregular boundary where the left side appears slightly rougher or a different layer of pavement. No road markings are visible immediately around the vehicle. The sky is clear and light blue. In the background, power lines with utility poles are visible. To the right, a multi-story building with peach-colored walls and a light-colored, gabled roof stands prominent, featuring several small, square white windows. Adjacent to this building and slightly in front, a smaller, open-sided structure with a corrugated metal roof is visible, with materials piled beneath it. To the far left, a green tree and distant indistinct structures are partially visible. No individuals or specific actions are discernible in the scene.