Olajide Meseko
President Donald Trump’s woes may worsen after office as he stands the chance of forfeiting a pension of about $200,000 a year, and an annual $1m for travel expenses if he is convicted and removed by the Senate.
Already, the US Congress yesterday impeached him for a second record time.
The impeachment could have ramifications for him politically, socially and financially as the Professional Bank, which is based in Florida, says it will no longer conduct business with President Trump or his firms while Snapchat has banned his account permanently.
Recall that Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube have all suspended his social media accounts among others.