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Bola Tinubu has been announced as the winner of Nigeria’s presidential election. But what's on the president-elect to-do list?

On the day Bola Tinubu has been declared president-elect, Nigerians have different reactions to the election result.

Veteran politician, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has been declared Nigeria’s president-elect.

How credible are the opposition claims of fraud in Nigeria's presidential election?

Members of Sierra Leone's new generation of internationals are targeting 'limitless' success as they seek qualification for the next Africa Cup of Nations.

Bola Tinubu, 70, is declared the winner of Nigeria's election despite opposition calls for a rerun.

Opposition parties condemn the election as a sham, with Bola Tinubu on 39% of votes counted so far.

Old and misleading footage plus unproven allegations about electoral tampering abound online.

Lamin Jallow appeals to other Turkish teams after Adanaspor's withdrawal from competition leaves the winger without a club.

The BBC's Yemisi Adegoke has been following Nigeria's election in the Adamawa State.

French prosecutors are investigating an allegation of rape made against the Morocco and PSG defender, said to have taken place at his home in Paris.

Three parties are demanding fresh presidential elections, alleging widespread irregularities.

Hamdi Bataw says persuading several players to reverse their decision on retirement is his 'most important' job ahead of March's Afcon qualifiers against Tunisia.

A man who was close to Salman Abedi had been investigated by MI5 years earlier, the BBC can reveal.

A doctor accused of being involved in a trafficking plot admits he lied about a kidney donor.

Cape Verde become the smallest nation ever to qualify for the Basketball World Cup, joining Angola, Egypt, Ivory Coast and South Sudan as Africa's representatives at this year's tournament.

Cousins Chidera and Onyinye's dream to vote in their first-ever presidential election in Nigeria was cut short by a disturbance.

Bina Jennifer Efidi was hit with a sharp object while she was waiting to vote in Lagos.

Egyptian club Zamalek must find a new president after Mortada Mansour is given a one-month sentence for verbally insulting Mahmoud El Khatib, the president of bitter rivals Al Ahly.

The first of Nigeria's 36 states announces results, with more expected on Monday morning.