Timi Yeseibo-Ereyi

Timi recently moved from The Netherlands after about a decade, to her native Nigeria with her family. Being born and bred in Nigeria with children who were raised in Europe, gives her varying perspectives of our country. These perspectives typically resonate with the growing number of Nigerians who are moving back home to make their mark, while tinkling the sensibilities of those who never left and have grown accustomed to the status quo.

Policing ourselves: imagine that!

I wonder why we need to be policed all the time, why voluntary compliance is so lacking. Self-discipline has been thrown out the window, and we need the brutal arms of uniformed men to coerce compliance out...

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