Nigeria’s first female presidential candidate, Remi Sonaiya says she wants to win the country’s elections on March 28.

Professor Sonaiya is the presidential candidate for the KOWA party – a grouping of activists, professionals and technocrats who say that corruption and bribes are much in Nigerian politics.
“If you are distributing leaflets or trying to engage with the people, they ask you up front: ‘Where is the money you have brought for us?’” Sonaiya says.
Her party is working for change, and Sonaiya says she believes that Nigeria is at a crossroads – with quality of life at its lowest point and unemployment at record highs.
But she faces tough political opposition, with Nigeria’s election expected to be closely fought between the two main party candidates: incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan and former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});