Wole Soyinka should be ready to tear his green card, as Trump wins Michigan after three weeks

Three weeks after the U.S. general election, Trump still soars victory against Hilary Clinton irrespective of all the false accusations against his victory at the polls.

Michigan on Monday pronounced President-elect Donald Trump the victor over Hillary Clinton in its razor-thin challenge, formally setting the state's 16 discretionary votes in Trump's section three weeks after the race.

"Trump leads Clinton by 10,704 votes" after accreditation by the Michigan Board of State Canvassers, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson said in an announcement.

Trump's triumph in the northern state gives the Republican Trump 306 constituent votes to Clinton's 232. Michigan was the last state to affirm the presidential result.

Green Party competitor Jill Stein is relied upon to look for a verification in Michigan, as she has done in Wisconsin. She has until Wednesday to record her demand.

Though such demands are not spontaneously granted in all actuality, and Trump would have seven days in which to question the verification, conceivably pushing the procedure toward mid-December.