An overhead shot captures a bright yellow three-wheeled auto-rickshaw, commonly known as a "Keke Napep," on a sandy, unpaved road in Lekki, Nigeria. The vehicle features a black fabric roof and visible text "BALIYA" on its side. Two individuals are inside the Keke. The driver, a man, is seated in the front, dressed in a white long-sleeved shirt and white trousers, with dark flip-flops. His hands are near the steering mechanism, and he appears to be looking forward or slightly to the left. The front passenger door is open. A second person, partially visible in the rear, is wearing a white top. The ground is predominantly light brown sand or dust, with visible tire tracks. To the right of the Keke, a concrete curb or raised pathway is visible, along with what appears to be discarded tires further in the background. The scene takes place during clear daylight hours. The Keke appears to be stationary or moving very slowly, suggesting it might be stopping or preparing to depart. No specific emotions are discernible.