ADC says APC attempted heist in Osun, IReV stopped for 4 hours

The African Democratic Congress is not celebrating Adeleke's win quietly. They are asking INEC some very serious questions about what happened with the IReV portal on Saturday night. According to Bolaji Abdullahi, their National Publicity Secretary, the uploading of results stopped around 8pm when APC realised they were losing, and it did not resume for almost four hours. He said, "ADC has reasonable grounds to believe that an attempt was made by the ruling party to tamper with the results of the election and to render the process, at least, inconclusive."

This is a big allegation. The ADC is saying the APC wanted to make Osun a demo of what 2027 will look like, but instead they got a "chastening lesson." Abdullahi also warned that "APC will not surrender power easily unless they are confronted with inevitability, as it happened in Osun." And that final line, "A government may deploy power everywhere, but it cannot deploy it inside the ballot booth," that one is going to stick with me.

So my question is simple: if INEC has nothing to hide, why did the upload stop for four hours exactly when APC was losing? We need answers before 2027, not after.