OK Movement Declares Independence from NDC Leadership
On September 25, 2026, Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), stated that the OK Movement, Obidient Movement, and Kwankwasiyya must respect the party's supremacy and seek approval for their actions. He emphasized that these groups are support organizations and should not act as the party itself.
In response, the OK Movement, led by National Director-General Hon. John Ozyl Ughulu, asserted its independence from the NDC, declaring that its internal structure and leadership decisions do not require validation from Obi or NDC leader HE Senator Seriake Dickson. Ughulu clarified that the OK Movement is a distinct political organization with its own principles and values, and it recognizes all candidates on the NDC platform as potential beneficiaries of its grassroots mobilization efforts.
The movement rejected any notion of superiority over the NDC and affirmed that both entities are separate.
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