2027: OK Movement Knocks NDC Over Campaign Council List
Following the unveiling of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) ahead of the National Campaign Council slated for Monday, October 26, the Obi-Kwankwaso Movement has questioned the party’s readiness for the 2027 general election.
Speaking in a press statement issued on Sunday, the OK Movement said the NDC had taken too long to organise its campaign machinery, warning that political ambition alone would not secure victory without effective grassroots mobilisation and coordination.
The Director-General of the OK Movement, John Ughulu, said the movement had completed the necessary groundwork while others were only beginning to organise.
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According to him, he predicted that some council members might eventually seek the OK Movement’s support and mobilisation network.
“The funny part of this list is that 90 per cent of the people on it will still come knocking on the doors of the OK Movement to beg for the very structure they have failed to build themselves!” he said.
Ughulu added: “With less than three months to the general elections, they are only just announcing their Presidential Campaign Council. What exactly have they been doing all this time?
“Where is the structure? Where is the strategy? Where is the machinery required to prosecute a serious national election?”
