OK Movement faults NDC campaign council

The OK Movement, a support group backing the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate Peter Obi and running mate Rabiu Kwankwaso for the 2027 election, criticised the NDC's 155-member National Campaign Council list. OK Movement Director-General John Ughulu said announcing the list less than three months before the general election suggested the NDC was not ready, and asked what structure, strategy and machinery the party had. He said the movement had prioritised grassroots organisation and was ready. The NDC named National Leader Seriake Dickson chairman and Obi co-chairman, with National Chairman Cleopas Zuwoghe as vice-chairman and Kwankwaso as co-vice chairman. The council was unveiled on Sunday night, and the party said it would inaugurate the council in Abuja. The NDC and the OK Movement have been at odds since the movement formed its own council in September, which the NDC disowned.

Where accounts differ. Premium Times alone reports Ughulu's criticism and the dispute over the OK Movement's September council, while The Punch and Vanguard report only the NDC's announcement and inauguration plans.

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