A lawyer from the United Kingdom, Kirsty Brimelow, has recalled experience of her first visit to Nigeria She said she had a positive experience the first time she visited Nigeria, recalling that she left her bag in a taxi and it was returned by the taxi driver She said that the impression that Nigerians are corrupt and untrustworthy is quite unfair The chairperson of the Bar Committee on Human Rights for Wales and England, Kirsty Brimelow, has expressed displeasure over the impression that Nigerians are corrupt and untrustworthy, saying she had a positive story on her visit to Nigeria. Brimelow, who was recently in Nigeria at the invitation of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) to train lawyers on legal rights and protection of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in northeast, Nigeria, said she left her bag in a taxi the first time she visited Nigeria, and it was returned by the taxi driver. In her interview she granted Daily Trust, she said the moment she realised that she had left he