Aloma DMW has now moved beyond appearing at Ogbara-aligned mobilisation events into openly amplifying a direct allegation that no valid APC primary took place in Kosofe Federal Constituency and that figures attributed to Mayor Dele Oshinowo’s victory were fabricated. His Instagram post also tags INEC and states that “the people want their mandate.” That is a political allegation, not an established fact, and KetuOgasTv report it strictly as such.
Independent reporting confirms there is already a real dispute around the Kosofe primary. Oshinowo was publicly declared winner with 18,614 votes, while Ogbara has continued to reject the outcome and await final party/INEC clarification. Other reporting has also carried claims from Ogbara-aligned voices that voting did not take place across all wards, while pro-Oshinowo groups have defended the announced result.
What changed now is the communications intensity. Aloma DMW is a high-visibility supporter using his own platform to frame the dispute in much stronger terms: “NO APC PRIMARY ELECTION,” “fabricated figures,” and “Kosofe deserves a credible mandate.” The screenshots also show him participating physically at an Ogbara-aligned gathering, where attendees are visibly wearing Ogbara-branded materials. That makes him part of the emerging public mobilisation narrative around her camp, although it does not establish any formal campaign position for him.
The dispute has moved from candidate-level disagreement into influencer-backed public mobilisation.
The next grassroots verification priorities are the APC’s official primary documentation, ward-level result sheets, accreditation/voting records, the party’s final candidate submission, and INEC’s eventual published candidate list. Until those documents are obtained, OgasTv Grassroots will consistently use “alleges,” “claims,” “disputes,” and “according to Ogbara-aligned supporters” rather than declaring the primary fraudulent.
