With Democrat Joe Biden winning the US presidential election, Donald Trump, the Republican incumbent, becomes a one-term US president.

Trump joins the ranks of other commanders-in-chief who did not have a second four-year term in the White House.

Some had their presidential careers cut short by death, including John F Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1963. His successor Lyndon B Johnson made the stunning decision not to run for a second time, with his time in office marred by the Vietnam War.

Other occupants of the White House had their re-election hopes scuppered by voters in a general election.

The most recent was George H W Bush, a Republican who lost re-election to Democrat Bill Clinton in 1992, though his one term in office came after eight years of fellow-party member Ronald Reagan.

The 12 years of Republican rule came after a period of back and forth.

Reagan himself had made Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, a one-term president in the 1980 election. And, just four years earlier, Carter had succeeded a short-lived presidency – that of Gerald Ford.

Ford, a Republican, was never actually elected to high office. He was the first unelected president in US history in 1974 after Richard Nixon resigned following the Watergate scandal.

In 1932, Republican Herbert Hoover, whose one term as president was overshadowed by the Great Depression, lost re-election to Democrat Franklin D Roosevelt.

William Howard Taft, a Republican, lost the 1912 presidential election to Democrat Woodrow Wilson after just one term in the White House.

Republican Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd US president, lost re-election to Democrat Grover Cleveland in 1892. Harrison had defeated Cleveland in 1888, but Cleveland ran again four years later and became the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms.

In 1840, Democrat Martin Van Buren lost his re-election campaign to William Henry Harrison of the Whig party.

John Quincy Adams was only the second US president to fail to win a second term, losing to Andrew Jackson in 1828.

His father – John Adams, seen as a Founding Father of the US – suffered a similar fate. The Federalist served as the second US president, after George Washington, from 1797 to 1801.

But Adams was defeated by Democratic-Republican Thomas Jefferson, becoming the first one-term president.

nsiba:
IPOB took their bad luck curse to him

nsiba:
IPOB took their bad luck curse to him

HAccord:


Muslim monkey in sifia pains.

nsiba:
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Igbos rats in their usual lamentation...... W

HAccord:


Greater pains to your islamic skull, my dear brother.

nsiba:
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Islam has so dealt with you lots such that you don't know who and who is Islam, after the Reggae comes the blues......Wail on

HAccord:

More pains to your ile kewu skull, my dear brother. Your cries and lamentation is great music to my ears.

nsiba:
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Okoro, enter Temple and pray so dat small sense go enter that infested maggot brain of urs

HAccord:


Sulubudeen, enter mosque go wash your prick. Sense don swear say e no go ever come near you.

nsiba:
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Sulubudeen for what na, when Abudulaziz Ude plenty for ground!
KANU don finish dis ones no be today...

HAccord:


Sulubudeen, close ya smelly mouth, go wash ya prick with ya kettle before gonorrhea damage your scrotal sac with disease.

nsiba:
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I prefer ojukwudeen, how u see am?

nsiba:
IPOB took their bad luck curse to him

HAccord:


E make sense, but nsiburudeen make sense pass am. Reason am.

nsiba:
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E no sweet, Amakadeen enter wela just check am out

HAccord:


How many small girls you don rape today as muslim alufa wey you be?

nsiba:
IPOB took their bad luck curse to him

beautyhd:


It's obvious Ipob is your nightmare

nsiba:
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My ile kewu na for only Amaka, Amarachi, Ngozi and co wey de fine husband. Plenty sweet Obianuju de come see me wetin I wan use small pikin de do when plenty mature oyinye yapaa like flies