The image depicts a multi-lane highway in Akodo, Nigeria, viewed from the interior of a vehicle through a severely cracked windshield

The image depicts a multi-lane highway in Akodo, Nigeria, viewed from the interior of a vehicle through a severely cracked windshield. The vehicle's dark, textured dashboard is visible at the bottom of the frame. The roadway features at least two lanes of travel, demarcated by white dashed lines, and a concrete median barrier with alternating black and white stripes. In the left lane, an orange dump truck, heavily loaded with light-colored, granular material, is positioned in the mid-ground, appearing stationary or moving slowly. In the right lane, a dark-colored sedan is observed ahead, followed closely by a dark flatbed truck. The roadside on the right comprises an unpaved shoulder leading to a strip of dry, light-colored soil with sparse vegetation, including several thin trees and a distinctive palm-like tree. Numerous utility poles of varying heights are present along this strip. Beyond them, several rudimentary structures, consistent with small shops or dwellings, are visible, constructed from materials such as corrugated metal. Piles of various indeterminate materials are clustered near these structures. The sky is overcast with a continuous layer of grey and white clouds. The foreground windshield exhibits extensive fracturing, including prominent horizontal cracks across the lower central portion, with additional cracks extending diagonally and vertically, particularly towards the right side. A dark, irregular patch is affixed or painted onto the lower right corner of the windshield.