The victory of Donald Trump in the US elections on Tuesday, November 5 has sparked mixed reactions globally.

Trump, the 45th president of the US, defeated Kamala Harris, the Democratic representative, in the polls to become the 47th President.

His victory has been welcomed by world and business leaders as many eagerly anticipate the Trump presidency.

He becomes the first former president to return to the White House in over 130 years and, at 78, the oldest man elected to America's highest office.

While the impact of his return to power continues to dominate global public discourse, a segment of Nigerians have also expressed approval of his victory.

A video showing the moment some Nigerians took to the streets in celebration of Trump's victory has surfaced on social media.

The individuals, mostly women in the video, held placards with the message, "Jesus Christ for Trump."

The video has also sparked mixed reactions in the comment section.

Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris called President-elect Trump on Wednesday afternoon to congratulate him on his victory, emphasizing "the importance of a peaceful transfer of power and being a president for all Americans."

President Joe Biden also reached out to Trump, expressing his commitment to ensuring a smooth transition and inviting him for a meeting, as stated in a White House statement.