- The announcement of Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 US presidential election has generated reactions from Nigerians
- The 78-year-old Republican secured enough Electoral College votes to return to the White House, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris
- TheRadar compiled reactions from Nigerian netizens following the announcement of Trump's victory in the presidential election
Nigerians have shared a range of opinions on social media following Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 US presidential election.
The 78-year-old Republican candidate secured the Electoral College votes necessary to reclaim the White House, defeating his Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris, 60, who was hoping to make history as the first female president of the United States.
The news has sparked widespread discussions across various social media platforms, with many Nigerians offering their thoughts on the outcome.
Nigerians react to Trump’s victory in US election
TheRadar compiled several reactions from Nigerians below:
“Congratulations Trump 👏. Get ready to make America Great again,” Nkechi Tina reacted.
“Americans are not ready for woman president yet,” Prince E stated.
“What a delicious piece of news,” Okwy stated.
“Trump won’t the election while Tunubu rigged his way to presidency,” FG Studios247 added.
“Guys, we are back 😂😂😂 President Trump is back,” Adebisi reacted.
“I know he will win. I love him,” Vicki Izy stated.
“Congratulations to Him. Harris will come back stronger next time,” Crespo stated.
“I am particularly happy for him,” Manuel stated.
“Congratulations to Him and Americans,” Abu Twins reacted.
“On your mandate we stand 🫣,” Scholar Eromosele reacted.
“Abeg Nigeria too need good luck Jonathan back,” Sayeen stated.
“I know corrupt politicians in Africa will not like the news but Trump is back to make the world safe and make America great,” Queen reacted.
“God. Happy to see our country and government still committed to good relations with America despite whoever is in power. ALso, knowing how Trump liked to ally with rising regional powers, he will definitely have something planned for us in Nigeria in West Africa,” Orbo Akin reacted.
“While congratulating foreign leaders on democracy is commendable, Nigerians deserve the same level of commitment to free, fair, and transparent elections at home. Let’s focus on creating a Nigeria where the people's voices truly matter. 🇳🇬 #NigeriaDemocracy #Accountability #LeadByExample,” SupremeClerk mentioned.
Tinubu, Starmer, Meloni, others react to Trump's victory in US presidential election
Meanwhile, TheRadar earlier reported that the World leaders swiftly extended their congratulations to Republican Donald Trump after he claimed victory over Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in the US presidential election.
The former president scored 277 electoral college votes, seven more than the required 270. He is expected to be sworn in on January 20, 2025 as the 47th president of the United States.