Ex-minister says she may run for a political office
Ezekwesili had launched a campaign called 'Red Card', which she said is aimed at completely getting rid of the PDP and APC.
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Ezekwesili has constantly criticised the President Muhammadu Buhari administration, especially over the remaining abducted Chibok girls still in captivity.
Ahead of the 2019 election, the ex-minister had launched a campaign called 'Red Card', which she said is aimed at getting rid of the two major political parties - PDP and APC - from Nigeria's political space.
According to her, leaders of the two parties who have ruled Nigeria for over 20 years have failed the country, a view many Nigerians also share.
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Speaking in an interview on Channel TV, she said she is thinking about running for a political office but did not specify which position she might be interested in.
Watch the interview below:
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