2027: NDC marketing campaign DG, others have deserted their responsibility, specializing in disputes – OK Movement

The Obi-Kwankwaso (OK) Movement within the United Kingdom has criticised the Coordinator of the Obidient Movement and the Director-General of the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, Campaign Council over alleged preoccupation with political disputes fairly than their assigned obligations.

The UK Coordinator of the OK Movement, Adebayor Brown, made the criticism in an announcement on Tuesday, urging political appointees to concentrate on organising, mobilising supporters and strengthening political constructions forward of the 2027 normal elections.

Brown expressed concern that the eye of the political actors appeared to have shifted from their obligations to what he described as pointless private and political disagreements.

He mentioned the approaching 2027 elections required critical management, strategic planning and grassroots mobilisation, including that these entrusted with necessary positions should show dedication to their assignments.

Brown significantly faulted repeated claims by the Obidient Movement coordinator that former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, and former Kano State Governor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, had distanced themselves from the OK Movement.

He questioned the relevance of repeatedly making such claims, asking how they’d contribute to the success of the social gathering or advance the democratic aspirations of Nigerians.

He urged the Obidient Movement coordinator and different political actors to concentrate on rebuilding, revitalising and restructuring the organisation, noting that the accountability required management, organisational competence and measurable outcomes.

Brown additionally insisted that any place regarding Obi and Kwankwaso ought to be established by clear and verifiable communication fairly than particular person assertions.

He referred to as for an finish to what he described as divisive rhetoric, stressing that the OK Movement, Obidient Movement and NDC shouldn’t be thought to be enemies.

According to him, the teams face a standard democratic problem forward of the 2027 elections and may prioritise mobilising Nigerians, strengthening political constructions and dealing in direction of credible elections.

“The OK Movement and the Obidient Movement are not enemies. Neither is the OK Movement in conflict with the NDC,” he mentioned.

Brown added that the OK Movement wouldn’t be distracted or intimidated by criticisms, insisting that its dedication remained centered on justice, fairness, equity, credible elections and a greater Nigeria.

“The time for division is over. The time to work is now,” he declared.