Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (Inec) has so far announced the results of 14 states.
The winners in each state are as follows:
Bola Tinubu:
- Kwara state
- Oyo state
- Ogun state
- Ekiti state
- Ondo state
- Jigawa state
Atiku Abubakar
- Osun state
- Adamawa state
- Gombe state
- Yobe state
- Katsina state
Peter Obi:
- Lagos state
- Enugu state
- Nasarawa state
To win in the first round, a candidate must have the largest number of votes nationwide and at least 25% of the votes in two-thirds of the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory
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