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The Trump-tastic Comedy Show: World Leaders Congratulate the 47th President!

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Donald Trump’s second act in the presidential circus is underway! Find out how world leaders are reacting to his comeback and what it means for Nigeria!

Donald Trump, the man who can turn headlines into a stand-up routine, has once again taken center stage in the political arena, officially being declared the 47th President of the United States after an astonishing electoral victory. With 292 electoral college votes in his pocket, Trump has effectively set the world abuzz, and it seems like politicians across the globe are brushing off their congratulatory notes faster than they would a surprise committee meeting! Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Keir Starmer of the UK were among the first to send their kudos, demonstrating just how much the world is waiting to see how this newly inaugurated president plans to lead for a second time.

As the world leaders gather like enthusiastic fans at a concert about to see their favorite rock star, many are reflecting on the rollercoaster ride of Trump's first presidency. Known for his often controversial policies, the American "America First" agenda has left waves of uncertainty about what direction global economies, including Nigeria’s, might take in the coming years. With Trump's signature on everything from tariff policies to international relations, countries like Nigeria are left wondering if they should pop the popcorn or brace themselves for a political shake-up that could affect both domestic and foreign economies.

Now, with Trump at the helm again, whispers are emerging about who might join his cabinet this time around. Picture this: a team of advisors that includes controversial figures, traditional heavyweights, and a smattering of wild cards that could turn the White House into a political game show! With the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England also making significant decisions, the stakes are higher than ever, and everyone is glued to their TVs, awaiting the next plot twist worthy of Hollywood. Trump's rhetoric around ending illegal immigration is one area creating ripples that particularly interest leaders like Nigeria’s, who approach the topic from an economic angle rather than just a political one.

In an unexpected twist, many international leaders are gearing up for what they think might be a rollercoaster of a second Trump term. Trump's policies are known to bring about dramatic shifts, and with his intentions of cementing Trump's legacy with tough stances on issues like tariffs and energy, it has some nations (including ours!) collectively holding their breath as they await the direction American policy could take. Here’s hoping we don’t need a ticket for what’s shaping up to be a wild ride!

Did you know that before taking office, Trump had made headlines in the world of entertainment too? As a reality TV star, he had a knack for grabbing attention which seems to be his superpower, even in politics! Plus, Trump’s presidency has historically seen fluctuating global markets, which means if you’re counting your coins in Nigeria, it’s worth keeping an eye on what those New York trading floor folks are up to! Brace yourselves, folks, the “Trump Show” has returned, and the world is watching!

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US election 2024: Netanyahu and Starmer lead world leader ... (BBC News)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the UK's Keir Starmer have been among the first world leaders to congratulate Donald Trump - the projected ...

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FirstFT: Jockeying to join Trump's cabinet (Financial Times)

Fed and BoE rate decisions. German coalition collapses. Wall Street celebrates Trump's victory. After securing a historic victory yesterday Donald Trump has now ...

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World leaders salute President-elect as Trump vows to end illegal ... (The Punch)

Donald Trump has emerged as the 47th President of the United States, after winning over 292 electoral college votes in the 2024 election.

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The view from countries where Trump's win really matters (BBC News)

After all, out on the campaign trail, he had avoided criticising Vladimir Putin. Kamala Harris meanwhile called the Russian president "a murderous dictator".

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Second coming of Trump: What will be priorities of America's 47th ... (The Punch)

Donald Trump has reclaimed the US presidency, marking a historic political comeback as the 47th president. Known for his bold and often divisive policies, ...

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What's the world saying about Trump's win? Here are the leaders ... (NPR)

Leaders from around the world congratulated Donald Trump on his presidential election victory, as governments prepare for his return to the White House and ...

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What Trump might do in his second presidency and what it could ... (The Conversation AU)

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Leaders rush to pay homage to Trump as they brace for him shaking ... (CNN)

President-elect Donald Trump waves while walking off stage following early results from the 2024 presidential election in Palm Beach County Convention Center, ...

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What Donald Trump's second Presidency means for Nigerian ... (Nairametrics)

Trump's economic policies, built around “America First,” prioritize domestic energy production, tariffs on imports, and pushing for low interest rates. These ...

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How Elon Musk's $130 million investment in Trump's victory could ... (Fortune)

Elon Musk at a campaign rally for Donald Trump earlier this month. Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images. Donald Trump's election ...

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Europe's leaders face up to Trump victory at Hungarian summit (BBC News)

The re-election of Donald Trump to the White House is focusing minds in Europe, and with dozens of leaders meeting in Budapest, they have the perfect chance ...

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Europe could be a casualty as Donald Trump secures U.S. election ... (Fortune)

Donald Trump just clinched victory as U.S. president for a second time—that's going to give Europe a lot to think about.

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European leaders urge Trump to maintain support for Ukraine (The Guardian)

Leaders at EPC talks in Budapest also call on president-elect to avoid trade war on return to White House.

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Trump's in. Here's what it means for Europe. (POLITICO.eu)

From energy and trade to finance and defense, here's how Donald Trump's second presidency will impact EU policy.

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Trump Will Test European Solidarity on NATO, Ukraine and Trade (The New York Times)

But the Europeans have a long way to go. A second Trump presidency could serve as a catalyst for Europe to fortify itself in the face of a more undependable ...

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Trump's fat tails (Financial Times)

Dollar stores such as Dollar General and Dollar Tree fell sharply on worries about China tariffs. Dollar Tree, for example, directly imports 40 per cent of what ...

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US election 2024 live: Harris concedes, Trump prepares to take power (Aljazeera.com)

Kamala Harris tells supporters not to 'despair' as world leaders congratulate Donald Trump on election victory.

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US shares, Bitcoin hit record high and dollar soars on Trump win (BBC News)

Markets and currencies around the world have shifted sharply following the US election news: The major US stock indexes soared as trading opened, with banks ...

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Wall Street cheers Trump's return, with some trepidation (Reuters)

Wall Street executives cheered the prospect of business-friendly regulations and a burst of deals as they analyzed the implications of Donald Trump's ...

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Vladimir Putin congratulates 'courageous' Trump on election win (BBC News)

The Russian president says he was impressed by Trump's reaction to the first assassination attempt against him.

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'Too early to rejoice': Why Russia isn't celebrating Trump win – yet (Aljazeera.com)

Now eight years later with Trump winning the presidential race this week by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, the reaction from the Kremlin has so far ...

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Putin Plays Tough in Opening Move with Trump (TIME)

The Russians can afford to wait for Trump's offer on Ukraine. "The message is, if you want a deal, you're going to crawl on your knees for it."

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Putin congratulates Trump on winning presidency | CNN (CNN)

President Vladimir Putin congratulated Donald Trump on winning the 2024 US presidential election. This comes after the Kremlin said Putin had no plans to ...

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Trump won. Now Putin wants results. (POLITICO.eu)

Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters, was not planning any phone calls to Washington. “We're talking about ...

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Vladimir Putin hails 'courageous' Donald Trump after election win (BBC News)

The Russian president Putin also said that Trump's claim that he can help end the war in Ukraine "deserves attention at least".

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