2027 is not 2023.
You rig, we Osun you.
Mass polling. Every polling unit watched. Every collation centre and every LGA under surveillance. On 16 January 2027 we watch INEC count the votes, in the open, in front of everybody.
2027: we play the Osun script. Mass polling. Collation centre watch. LGA surveillance. We watch every count alongside INEC.
Scale is our answer to state force.
Many of us, all at once, is the answer to intimidation by the state and by vote riggers. Alone we are helpless. At scale, we win.
Scale is our answer to state force. Alone we are helpless. At scale, we win. #YouRigWeOsunYou
Sign up. Watch your polling unit.
Sign up on the Mobilisation Platform and register as a citizen watcher for your own polling unit. You get the Osun Script training, your polling unit and the people to report to on the day. Watch the lawful way: vote, stay where the law allows, keep calm, photograph the posted result sheet and report what you see to observers and the campaign lawyers.
Mobilisation Platform · mobilise.vote4obi.comSign up as a polling unit watcherOur strength is our number
In 2023 we were told the results would go up in real time. They did not. We will not make that mistake again. We do not leave our votes in anybody’s hands, not INEC’s, not a politician’s. We count with INEC, sheet by sheet, and we trust only the result sheet we photographed ourselves.
In past elections, observers documented touts, thugs and vote buying at polling units. If it happens again, we Osun them, peacefully. We outnumber them at every polling unit, we film everything they do, and we report every one of them to the observers, the press and the lawyers the same day. A compromised officer cannot hide in a crowd of 500 phones.
Our strength is our number. No fighting, no snatching, no violence: that is the excuse they are waiting for. We stay, we watch, we record, we win.
- Touts at the polling unitOutnumber them. Stay calm, keep filming, and alert your polling unit coordinator on the Mobilisation Platform.
- Agberos at the collation centreOur accredited agents inside, with the photos of every result sheet in the ward. Everyone else stays peaceful and away.
- A police officer who takes sidesRecord the name and number on the uniform. Report to observers, the press and the campaign lawyers at once.
- An INEC official who changes a figurePhotograph the sheet, compare it with the unit results, and tell your party agent, who raises it formally and has it recorded.
We resist them with our numbers. No trust in INEC. We count it ourselves. #YouRigWeOsunYou
If touts show up, we Osun them, peacefully: 500 voters, 500 phones, one polling unit. #YouRigWeOsunYou
Dem go bring touts and agberos. We go bring our numbers. We no dey go home until dem count am.
How a state beat the federal machine
On Saturday, 15 August 2026, Osun State chose its governor. On one side was the APC candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, backed by a ruling party that controlled the federal government and 31 of 36 states. On the other side was the sitting governor, Ademola Adeleke, whose party held no federal power at all.
Everybody knew how these elections usually go. This one went differently, because the people of Osun decided it would.
The EFCC froze the Osun State Government’s bank account, alleging an “unwarranted movement” of ₦11 billion. The Nigerian Bar Association condemned the freeze.
After public outcry, the president ordered the EFCC to unfreeze the account.
Massive early turnout across the state, young and old. People came out in numbers.
The people did not go home. In the words of Daily Trust: “many stayed put at the polling units after voting until the results were announced. Others accompanied the results to the various stages of collation (ward, local government, state).”
The governor’s camp insisted: “every collation must be completed at the unit, ward, and local government levels. No room for local government collation to be done at the State level.” Results went up on INEC’s results portal unit by unit.
INEC declared Adeleke the winner with 511,067 votes (51.9% of valid votes) against 444,815 (45.2%) for the APC. A margin of 66,252 votes, the biggest winning margin in an Osun governorship election since 2014.
The ruling party had the federal government, the EFCC and 31 governors.
The people had turnout and vigilance. They voted in numbers, stayed at their units, and walked the results to every collation centre. The people won.
Osun also had problems. Observers reported widespread vote buying and BVAS machines that failed in some units. That is why our script has no room for vote buying from any party, and why every voter should report what they see.
The lesson is simple. Rigging needs darkness and empty polling units. Osun gave it neither. In January 2027, all of Nigeria does the same.
Osun, August 2026: they froze the state’s accounts. The people came out, stayed, and followed the results to every collation centre. The people won.
Rigging needs darkness and empty polling units. Osun gave it neither. In 2027, all of Nigeria is Osun.
2027 is not 2023
In 2023 many Nigerians voted and trusted the system to do the rest. In 2027 we vote, and then we watch, count, photograph and collate. Our vote must count, and we will make sure it does.
2027 is not 2023. In 2023 we voted and went home. In 2027 we vote, we stay, and we count.
2027 is not 2023. You rig, we Osun you. Every polling unit. Every collation centre. Every result sheet.
In 2023 the portal failed. In 2027 every voter is a portal. Snap the result sheet.
2027 no be 2023. We go vote, we go stay, we go count.
Four layers, from your street to Abuja
Turn out early and in numbers. Every Obidient, every #EndSARS veteran, every person on this site brings 20. A crowded polling unit is a hard place to rig.
Nobody goes home after voting. Stay and watch the count with the party agents and observers. Photograph both result forms: the result posted at the polling unit (Form EC60E) and the result sheet (Form EC8A), and check that what goes up on the INEC results portal matches what you saw.
Volunteers outside every collation centre. Collect the photos of every polling unit sheet in the ward and LGA and add them up yourselves. If the declared total does not match the sheets, your party agent raises it formally, calmly, with the evidence.
A parallel count. Every result sheet photo goes to the campaign’s situation room. Any difference between the people’s count and the declared count goes to lawyers, accredited observers and the press within hours.
INEC officials are our neighbours
The presiding officer at your unit buys the same ₦60,000 rice and the same ₦1,596 petrol. Most INEC staff want to do the right thing. We will stand with them, protect them from thugs, and make it easy for them to count honestly in public.
Anyone, official or politician, who tries to change what the people voted will be exposed with evidence: photos, videos, result sheets. They will be reported to INEC, the police and observers, named in petitions, and challenged at the tribunal and in court. There will be 20 million witnesses.
They bring money and machinery.
We bring 20 million witnesses with phones. Every polling unit, every sheet, every collation centre. Aura for aura.
They bring money and machinery. We bring 20 million witnesses with phones. Aura for aura.
INEC officials are our neighbours. Count with us, in the open, and we will stand with you. Change our votes, and 20 million witnesses will take you to court.
Vote. Stay. Count. Photograph. Collate. No result leaves the polling unit without the people seeing it.
Firm, lawful, peaceful
- No weapons, no violenceOne fight gives them the excuse to cancel your unit. Our strength is numbers and evidence.
- Do not touch election materialsWatch, record and report. Never snatch, block or destroy anything.
- Record everythingResult sheets, vote-buying, intimidation, late arrival of materials. Time, place, photo.
- Report through the right channelsParty agents, accredited observers, police on duty, INEC, and the campaign’s lawyers.
- Stay until the endThe polling unit count, the ward, the LGA. Rigging happens after people go home.
Your twenty on the Mobilisation Platform are your polling unit squad. Vote together, stay together, count together.
Rigging happens after people go home. In 2027, nobody goes home until the count is done.
We no go fight. We no go go house. We go siddon, count, snap result sheet. Aura for aura.
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