In a recent public exchange, Nigeria’s Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) asserted that it does not require validation from the OK Movement, prompting a resolute reply from the activist group.
The PCC’s statement, published on Premium Times Nigeria, read: “We don’t need your validation,” and was directed at the NDC, signalling the council’s stance toward the movement’s criticism.
The OK Movement responded with a three‑point declaration: “The OK Movement will not compromise its standards. The OK Movement will not surrender its independence. The OK Movement will not be intimidated.”
The OK Movement, a civil‑society coalition known for advocating transparency and accountability in Nigerian politics, emphasized its commitment to maintaining its principles despite pressure from political bodies.
The brief but pointed dialogue underscores the ongoing tension between government‑linked campaign entities and independent activist groups as Nigeria approaches a critical electoral period.
<small>Source: Premium Times Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
