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Nicki Minaj Breaks Silence: Why I Spoke Out On Christian Persecution In Nigeria
American rapper Nicki Minaj has revealed that her decision to speak out about the persecution of Christians in Nigeria stems from her personal connections to the country and reports of attacks on worshippers.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Minaj made the remarks during a surprise appearance at AmericaFest on Sunday, responding to a question from Erika, the widow of Charlie Kirk.
When asked what motivated her advocacy for Christians in Nigeria, the rapper cited her love for the country and concern over recent kidnappings and violent incidents targeting churchgoers.
“Nigeria is a place I’ve always loved. Someone very dear to me—my pastor—is Nigerian, and I have many Nigerian friends,” Minaj said.
“Knowing that people are being kidnapped in churches, being killed and brutalized simply for their faith should spark outrage. We will no longer back down or be silenced by bullies. We will speak up for Christians everywhere.”
Minaj also highlighted the importance of religious freedom worldwide, stressing that many people take the right to worship for granted.
“We often forget that there are people around the world who cannot worship God freely, wherever and however they choose. Every time we pray in fellowship, we should remember those who are hiding just to pray and keep them in our prayers,” she added.
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