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Before 2027, Nigerians deserve a clear explanation of the upload process, audit trail and safeguards.
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Can every result uploaded to IReV be traced to the authorised device and polling unit?
#NigeriaDecides2027 #INEC #IReV #BVAS #ElectionTransparency
@quinlateefa Only APC, BAT, & #INEC knew what they saw in that #IREv that made them shut it down for the presidential results.
That result still sends shivers down their spines till now. That's why they fought for @PeterObi not to be on the ballot come 2027.
He won that election hands down!
For @Dataphyte, I analyzed the results sheets of the #osundecides2026 uploaded on #IRev portal which revealed over 900 PU sheets with discrepancies in figures which could raise questions about the integrity of the election outcome.
Read here: https://t.co/PkyI8xjeBr
Why the Last Minute Is Not Drama — It Is Sweat
People love the movie version: #lawyers sprinting in at 11:59 p.m. like action heroes.
The real version is uglier.
To attack a 66,252-vote gap you need:
EC8A, EC8B, EC8C from across 30 LGAs
#BVAS and #IReV records that actually match the story
you want to tell
Agents and
observers who will enter
a witness box, not just a WhatsApp group.
#Money for SANs
who do not work on
“we tried our best”.
Most senior lawyers
will not roam 332 wards putting their heads on the line. They sit with bundles.
Junior counsel and party structures do the dirty miles. That is why petitions often land on day 19, 20 or 21. Not because it is cinematic.
Because evidence is heavy and time is a butcher.
If agents were truly everywhere, the petition should be thick.
If they were not, “we were chased” becomes a sentence the other side will skin alive.
3:40am WAT.
Thur. 27 Aug. 2026.
Hold the Dance. The Gavel Has Not Spoken.
Osun just delivered a result. The cameras left.
The helicopters went home. What remains is colder, slower, and far more expensive: 21 days, 3,763 polling units, and a pile of money big enough to buy a political future.
This is not a rally recap.
This is the part
where slogans die
and documents live.
The Scoreboard
Nobody Gets to Remix
Forget the recycled figures floating in group chats. INEC’s declared numbers on Sunday 16 August 2026 were blunt:
@AAdeleke_01
@davido
Ademola Adeleke (Accord): 511,067
@OyebamijiBola
@OfficialAPCNg
Bola Oyebamiji (APC): 444,815
Margin: 66,252
Adeleke 19 LGAs.
Oyebamiji 11 LGAs.
ADC a distant third.
That is not a
“narrow technicality.” That is a real gap.
You do not close
66,252 votes
with vibes, Villa photos,
or a caption
that “changes
the temperature
of the room.”
You close it with certified forms, BVAS trails,
and witnesses who
will swear and survive cross-examination.
Adeleke is not PDP anymore. He left in late 2025 and won as Accord
— the only sitting Accord governor in the country.
If anybody files,
the respondents are Adeleke, Accord, and INEC. Not a ghost party.
The Clock Does Not Care Who Spent Billions
The law is ugly and simple: 21 days from
the date the result is declared. No sob story.
No “we were still compiling.” Miss it and the case is a corpse.
Declaration: 16 August.
Window closes
around 6 September.
Today, 27 August:
about 10 days left.
The “5 September” countdown some people used is off by a day.
In election petitions,
one day is the difference between a war and
a press statement.
As of now, the Osogbo tribunal registry is open.
The three “wise men” have not been named because there is nothing for them to hear.
The President of the Court of Appeal [PCA] does not conjure a panel for a petition that does not exist.
APC’s national chairman said on 20 August the party had not even taken an official position yet.
That is the fact on
the ground, not
the fan fiction.
Why the Last Minute Is Not Drama — It Is Sweat
People love the movie version: lawyers sprinting in at 11:59 p.m. like action heroes.
The real version is uglier.
To attack a 66,252-vote gap you need:
EC8A, EC8B, EC8C from across 30 LGAs
BVAS and IReV records that actually match the story you want to tell
Agents and observers who will enter
a witness box, not just a WhatsApp group.
Money for SANs
who do not work on
“we tried our best”.
Most senior lawyers
will not roam 332 wards putting their heads on the line. They sit with bundles.
Junior counsel and party structures do the dirty miles. That is why petitions often land on day 19, 20 or 21. Not because it is cinematic.
Because evidence is heavy and time is a butcher.
If agents were truly everywhere, the petition should be thick.
If they were not, “we were chased” becomes a sentence the other side will skin alive.
The Cream in the Middle: ₦200 Billion Is
Not a Metaphor
This is
where the juice sits.
FAAC data put roughly ₦202 billion in Osun LG allocations withheld across a 15-month stretch into 2026.
State officials have used figures from ₦130 billion to “almost ₦230 billion” at different points.
The fight is about who the legitimate local government chairs are after the February 2025 LG polls — and who
gets to touch the tap.
That money is not abstract. It is salaries, contracts, loyalty, 2027 structure.
Oyo is already gone from APC’s column. Osun is one of six South-West states. Nobody with
a machine walks away from that pile...
#Osun2026 #PBAT #NG
![jose66542's tweet photo. 3:40am WAT.
Thur. 27 Aug. 2026.
Hold the Dance. The Gavel Has Not Spoken.
Osun just delivered a result. The cameras left.
The helicopters went home. What remains is colder, slower, and far more expensive: 21 days, 3,763 polling units, and a pile of money big enough to buy a political future.
This is not a rally recap.
This is the part
where slogans die
and documents live.
The Scoreboard
Nobody Gets to Remix
Forget the recycled figures floating in group chats. INEC’s declared numbers on Sunday 16 August 2026 were blunt:
@AAdeleke_01
@davido
Ademola Adeleke (Accord): 511,067
@OyebamijiBola
@OfficialAPCNg
Bola Oyebamiji (APC): 444,815
Margin: 66,252
Adeleke 19 LGAs.
Oyebamiji 11 LGAs.
ADC a distant third.
That is not a
“narrow technicality.” That is a real gap.
You do not close
66,252 votes
with vibes, Villa photos,
or a caption
that “changes
the temperature
of the room.”
You close it with certified forms, BVAS trails,
and witnesses who
will swear and survive cross-examination.
Adeleke is not PDP anymore. He left in late 2025 and won as Accord
— the only sitting Accord governor in the country.
If anybody files,
the respondents are Adeleke, Accord, and INEC. Not a ghost party.
The Clock Does Not Care Who Spent Billions
The law is ugly and simple: 21 days from
the date the result is declared. No sob story.
No “we were still compiling.” Miss it and the case is a corpse.
Declaration: 16 August.
Window closes
around 6 September.
Today, 27 August:
about 10 days left.
The “5 September” countdown some people used is off by a day.
In election petitions,
one day is the difference between a war and
a press statement.
As of now, the Osogbo tribunal registry is open.
The three “wise men” have not been named because there is nothing for them to hear.
The President of the Court of Appeal [PCA] does not conjure a panel for a petition that does not exist.
APC’s national chairman said on 20 August the party had not even taken an official position yet.
That is the fact on
the ground, not
the fan fiction.
Why the Last Minute Is Not Drama — It Is Sweat
People love the movie version: lawyers sprinting in at 11:59 p.m. like action heroes.
The real version is uglier.
To attack a 66,252-vote gap you need:
EC8A, EC8B, EC8C from across 30 LGAs
BVAS and IReV records that actually match the story you want to tell
Agents and observers who will enter
a witness box, not just a WhatsApp group.
Money for SANs
who do not work on
“we tried our best”.
Most senior lawyers
will not roam 332 wards putting their heads on the line. They sit with bundles.
Junior counsel and party structures do the dirty miles. That is why petitions often land on day 19, 20 or 21. Not because it is cinematic.
Because evidence is heavy and time is a butcher.
If agents were truly everywhere, the petition should be thick.
If they were not, “we were chased” becomes a sentence the other side will skin alive.
The Cream in the Middle: ₦200 Billion Is
Not a Metaphor
This is
where the juice sits.
FAAC data put roughly ₦202 billion in Osun LG allocations withheld across a 15-month stretch into 2026.
State officials have used figures from ₦130 billion to “almost ₦230 billion” at different points.
The fight is about who the legitimate local government chairs are after the February 2025 LG polls — and who
gets to touch the tap.
That money is not abstract. It is salaries, contracts, loyalty, 2027 structure.
Oyo is already gone from APC’s column. Osun is one of six South-West states. Nobody with
a machine walks away from that pile...
#Osun2026 #PBAT #NG](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQsiV1HWUAEf8wQ.jpg)
![jose66542's tweet photo. 3:40am WAT.
Thur. 27 Aug. 2026.
Hold the Dance. The Gavel Has Not Spoken.
Osun just delivered a result. The cameras left.
The helicopters went home. What remains is colder, slower, and far more expensive: 21 days, 3,763 polling units, and a pile of money big enough to buy a political future.
This is not a rally recap.
This is the part
where slogans die
and documents live.
The Scoreboard
Nobody Gets to Remix
Forget the recycled figures floating in group chats. INEC’s declared numbers on Sunday 16 August 2026 were blunt:
@AAdeleke_01
@davido
Ademola Adeleke (Accord): 511,067
@OyebamijiBola
@OfficialAPCNg
Bola Oyebamiji (APC): 444,815
Margin: 66,252
Adeleke 19 LGAs.
Oyebamiji 11 LGAs.
ADC a distant third.
That is not a
“narrow technicality.” That is a real gap.
You do not close
66,252 votes
with vibes, Villa photos,
or a caption
that “changes
the temperature
of the room.”
You close it with certified forms, BVAS trails,
and witnesses who
will swear and survive cross-examination.
Adeleke is not PDP anymore. He left in late 2025 and won as Accord
— the only sitting Accord governor in the country.
If anybody files,
the respondents are Adeleke, Accord, and INEC. Not a ghost party.
The Clock Does Not Care Who Spent Billions
The law is ugly and simple: 21 days from
the date the result is declared. No sob story.
No “we were still compiling.” Miss it and the case is a corpse.
Declaration: 16 August.
Window closes
around 6 September.
Today, 27 August:
about 10 days left.
The “5 September” countdown some people used is off by a day.
In election petitions,
one day is the difference between a war and
a press statement.
As of now, the Osogbo tribunal registry is open.
The three “wise men” have not been named because there is nothing for them to hear.
The President of the Court of Appeal [PCA] does not conjure a panel for a petition that does not exist.
APC’s national chairman said on 20 August the party had not even taken an official position yet.
That is the fact on
the ground, not
the fan fiction.
Why the Last Minute Is Not Drama — It Is Sweat
People love the movie version: lawyers sprinting in at 11:59 p.m. like action heroes.
The real version is uglier.
To attack a 66,252-vote gap you need:
EC8A, EC8B, EC8C from across 30 LGAs
BVAS and IReV records that actually match the story you want to tell
Agents and observers who will enter
a witness box, not just a WhatsApp group.
Money for SANs
who do not work on
“we tried our best”.
Most senior lawyers
will not roam 332 wards putting their heads on the line. They sit with bundles.
Junior counsel and party structures do the dirty miles. That is why petitions often land on day 19, 20 or 21. Not because it is cinematic.
Because evidence is heavy and time is a butcher.
If agents were truly everywhere, the petition should be thick.
If they were not, “we were chased” becomes a sentence the other side will skin alive.
The Cream in the Middle: ₦200 Billion Is
Not a Metaphor
This is
where the juice sits.
FAAC data put roughly ₦202 billion in Osun LG allocations withheld across a 15-month stretch into 2026.
State officials have used figures from ₦130 billion to “almost ₦230 billion” at different points.
The fight is about who the legitimate local government chairs are after the February 2025 LG polls — and who
gets to touch the tap.
That money is not abstract. It is salaries, contracts, loyalty, 2027 structure.
Oyo is already gone from APC’s column. Osun is one of six South-West states. Nobody with
a machine walks away from that pile...
#Osun2026 #PBAT #NG](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQsiSmmXkAEi-Fp.jpg)
The recent elections provide INEC with considerably more operational evidence on which to prepare for 2027 than was available before the last general election. The priority now should be to understand the conditions under which transmission on #IREV slows, improve the information available about outstanding polling units and test whether the performance recorded in state elections can be sustained under national-scale demand. We need #IREV to work effectively in 2027!
The performance of the Independent National Electoral Commission’s Result Viewing Portal (IReV) during the 2026 Osun governorship election offers an opportunity to evaluate the platform’s preparedness ahead of the next general election cycle.
https://t.co/oceduYaPfU
WATCH: Security has detained a woman found with thumb-printed ballot papers allegedly marked for APC. The papers lacked INEC stamps and were discovered after results were collated and uploaded to IReV. Investigation has allegedly commenced.
#osundecides2026 #inec #irev
471 polling units in Osun still have no result sheet on IReV.
That's 12.5% of the state.
INEC hasn't uploaded a single new sheet in over 100 minutes.
Those missing units hold more votes than Adeleke's entire lead.
#OsunDecides2026 #INEC #IReV #EDonKast
The return of the GLITCH .
#Irev
Current position (9:00pm WAT)
Registered Voters: 2,339,233
Total PVCs Collected: 1,906,391
Accredited Voters: 664,502
Total Votes Cast: 660,865
Valid Votes: 647,344
Voter Turnout: 28.4%
https://t.co/kCliyqcjxe
#OsunDecides2026 #Imole #INEC #IreV @davido Osun Election
Accord leads in 18 of 30 LGA
https://t.co/kCliyqcjxe
#OsunDecides2026 #Imole #INEC #IreV @davido Osun Election Adeleke
@davido David over them all. 🦅🔥
I be David. Goliath? Oluwa dey my side.
#Imole #OsunDecides #Adeleke #OBO #Davido #IREV #Presidential
📊 Osun 2026 Provisional Results (IReV-based, ~83% uploaded)
🟢 Accord (Adeleke) — 52.6% (~408,000 votes)
🔴 APC (Oyebamiji) — 44.5% (~345,000 votes)
#Osundecides
#irev
not the official INEC declaration.
@davido @DemolaRewaju If this victory becomes official, Osun people need to start looking for a sculptor. 😂
OBO deserves a golden statue!
One in a million. 🦅🏆
#Imole #OsunDecides #Adeleke #OBO #Davido #IREV #Presidential
If this victory becomes official, Osun people need to start looking for a sculptor. 😂
OBO deserves a golden statue!
One in a million. 🦅🏆
#Imole #OsunDecides #Adeleke #OBO #Davido #IREV #Presidential
Over 750k votes counted so far. (8:01pm)
Adeleke is still leading with about 50k margin.
https://t.co/UI4UoiOtYB #OsunDecides2026 #Imole #INEC #IreV Osun Election
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