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Presidential Campaign Council: We don’t need your validation, OK Movement replies NDC

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The presidential candidate of the The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi

"The OK Movement will not compromise its standards. The OK Movement will not surrender its independence. The OK Movement will not be intimidated."

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