Nicki Minaj took the floor at a United Nations forum to denounce the escalating violence against Christians in Nigeria, describing the situation as “heartbreaking” and “a threat to humanity.” She highlighted that countless believers are being killed, displaced, and forced to watch their churches burn simply because of their faith.
The rapper emphasized that the issue transcends politics or religion; it is a fundamental question of protecting every human being’s right to worship safely. She argued that no one should have to choose between their beliefs and their safety, and that all places of worship—whether churches, mosques, or others—deserve protection.
Minaj praised the efforts of peace‑builders and faith leaders who are working tirelessly to strengthen inter‑faith ties and promote tolerance across Nigeria. She noted that these individuals are the true pillars of harmony, striving to keep communities united despite the growing hatred.
She called on the international community to act swiftly and decisively to safeguard the rights of those being targeted. According to Minaj, urgent global action is needed to ensure that every person can practice their religion without fear of persecution or violence.
In closing, the “Super Bass” singer urged world leaders and citizens alike to stand together in defense of humanity, reminding them that the protection of religious freedom is a shared responsibility that benefits all of society.
