Daily transport scenes captured across two Nigerian communities

A three-wheeled vehicle (tuk-tuk) sits on a dirt surface in Zango-ndaji, Nigeria. The tuk-tuk is primarily yellow, with a green roof. It has a windshield with a wiper and visible headlights with the word "TOAN" displayed near the front. A young child is positioned near the open side of the vehicle. The child wears a pink and white soccer jersey, blue jeans, and white sneakers. The vehicle appears to be parked near a dirt road or open area, with some buildings or structures visible in the background.

The video shows a yellow and green three-wheeled vehicle, often referred to as a "keke napep," parked on reddish-brown dirt. The vehicle has the word "TOAN" written on the front in white letters. A burgundy pillow is visible on the driver's seat. A tree with green leaves looms overhead, partially shading the vehicle. The background suggests an outdoor setting, possibly a yard or roadside. The video is taken from a static position.

The video shows a silver Mitsubishi Chariot parked on the side of a road with its driver's side door open. A person is exiting the vehicle. The car has a Nigerian license plate that reads "KBB 410GG". The background includes houses with red roofs, a small building under construction, trees, and a mountain in the distance. The sky is partly cloudy. A black car drives past the parked Mitsubishi.

Morning snapshots from Nha Trang: traffic, fast food, girl