Today marks the last day of the 44th President of the United States of America’s reign.
President Barack Obama will tomorrow, January 20, hand over the presidency to president-elect Donald Trump after eight years at the helm of the U.S.’ leadership.
Many Americans have been sending their congratulatory messages to the president, as they also wish him well in his future endeavors.
Americans on Twitter have been flooding the social site with messages intended to reach the outgoing president, thanking him for his years of service.
Obama made history in 2009 by being sworn in as the first ever Black president of the United States.
He held his final press briefing yesterday ahead of the Donald Trump inauguration ceremony to be held tomorrow.
Here are some of the messages posted on Twitter;
Thank you, for your dignity and grace in the face of adversity. Thank you, for your exceptional leadership. You will be missed Obama.
— chloë ☼ (@chloxdawson) January 19, 2017
https://twitter.com/jenna_haines/status/822112380184301572
@POTUS there are not enough words to express what you have meant for so many! Thank you President Obama. You will be missed.
— Erin (@ErinAnnBrown1) January 19, 2017
https://twitter.com/_MATTure/status/822110901461467136
https://twitter.com/lburks226/status/822110283204362240
https://twitter.com/brandguru/status/822110205467041792
It's inauguration eve. I hope @POTUS gets some time to reflect on everything he's done for our country. Thank you, Pres. Obama. #hope
— Tina Janczura (@tinajanczura) January 19, 2017
