OK Movement Demands Apology from NDC Over Campaign Dispute
The OK Movement has called for an immediate apology from the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) due to remarks made by NDC National Chairman Senator Moses Cleopas. Cleopas stated that the 59-member presidential campaign council formed by the OK Movement to support Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso did not originate from the NDC and should be disregarded.
He emphasized that only the NDC's leadership has the authority to form such councils. In response, OK Movement National Secretary Saadatu Sani asserted the movement's independence and warned against intimidation.
She described Cleopas's comments as unfortunate and a misunderstanding of the movement's character. Sani insisted that the OK Movement would continue to support Obi and Kwankwaso while also campaigning for NDC candidates where applicable, without needing validation from any individual.
The movement claims to have a grassroots structure with approximately 2.5 million registered members.
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