NDC Disowns ‘OK Movement’ Presidential Campaign Council, Moves To Sanction Member John Ugulu

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has officially disowned a campaign council formed by a member named John Ugulu under the 'OK Movement' banner. The party emphasized that only central leadership has the authority to constitute campaign structures.
Why it matters
This highlights internal party discipline and the importance of centralized control in political campaign management.
The party’s position was contained in a statement issued from the Office of the National Chairman and signed electronically by Senator Cleopas Moses, National Chairman of the NDC.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has dissociated itself from a purported Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) announcement credited to one John Ugulu under the name “OK Movement,” declaring that the announcement did not emanate from the party and should be disregarded by the public and media.
The party said it had noted with concern the publication announcing the purported campaign council and stressed that only the party leadership has the authority to constitute and announce a Presidential Campaign Council.
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