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Trump, May to give joint press conference Friday
Trump expected to block refugees, restrict Muslim visitors
Trump’s Inauguration: Fayose lacks understanding of international politics, diplomacy – APC
Obama, Trump and the lessons for Africa, by Prof. Akinterinwa
Trump declares from now on it’s ‘only America first’
‘It all begins today!’ Trump readies to be sworn in as president
‘Would-be-dictator’ Trump will fail – Soros
‘Dump Trump’, say hundreds of Philippine protesters
US transition: Trump did not snub Buhari, says Presidency
Trump retains 50 senior Obama appointees
Trump should push transparency in US-Nigeria ties — Ibrahim
Trump’s Turn: What’s in it for Nigeria?
Trump arrives in Washington ready for historic inauguration
Man threatens to kill Trump at inauguration
Trump most unpopular incoming president in decades: polls
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SubscribeTrump says Inauguration Day to be bigger than expected despite Democrats boycott
With many Democrats announcing their boycott of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20, the incoming president has said that the day would turn out to be bigger than expected.
Trump says he may scrap Russia sanctions if …
President-elect Donald Trump has hinted that he may lift sanctions on Russia and won’t stand by the “One China” policy unless Beijing improves its currency and trade practices.
Russia has compromising information on Trump, says report
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump was presented last week with classified documents containing allegations that Russian operatives claimed to have compromising information on him, U.S. news reports, said on Tuesday.
High-profile stars like Elton John turning down Trump’s inauguration invites
Forget the brash talk and saber-rattling, Donald Trump’s inauguration next week will be all “soft sensuality,” his team promised Tuesday — drawing howls of disbelief on social media.
You can’t manage White House like family business, Obama tells Trump
US President Barack Obama said in an interview broadcast Sunday that he has tried to impress upon president-elect Donald Trump that running the White House is different from any other job.
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