sudo: nocorrect: command not found

I have this alias alias sudo='sudo 'defined in a file which I sourced at the end of ~/.zshrc file which overwrote alias sudo='nocorrect sudo' which is defined in .oh-my-zsh/lib/correction.zsh

alias sudo='nocorrect sudo' is required by zsh's auto-completion feature to work
More: How to disable autocorrection for sudo [command] in zsh?

But at same time I need alias sudo='sudo ' for aliases of commands following sudo to work
More: Load aliases from .bashrc file while using sudo
Please note alias sudo='sudo ' works for zsh too

So I can either have zsh's auto-completion feature or have aliases (of other commands) while using sudo so I have now disabled zsh's auto-completion feature.

(Hope I am clear and not confusing.)

Just adding to answer from @edward-torvalds,

In your .aliases file, the use of a Tab might not be visible enough for some. Your alias definition can be written as such for better reading:

alias sudo=$'nocorrect sudo\t'

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However, I did have issues with a trailing space, but not a trailing tab.

alias sudo='sudo '
alias sudo='nocorrect sudo '

above aliases resulted in errors, as follows:

~$ which mkdir 
mkdir: aliased to nocorrect mkdir -p -pv

~$ which sudo
sudo: aliased to nocorrect sudo

~$ alias sudo                  
sudo='nocorrect sudo '

~$ sudo mkdir /tmp/foo
sudo: nocorrect: command not found

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Therefore, this would work alias sudo='sudo '

but I prefer alias sudo=$'nocorrect sudo\t' in a 1K+ line zshrc, the latter is just too simple ;)

...if anyone can possibly say why, please comment!