Nicki Minaj Teams Up With Trump To Highlight Christian Persecution

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00:00Nicki Minaj teams up with Trump to highlight Christian persecution.

00:057,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria in 2025.

00:09Thousands of men, women, and children allegedly targeted for their faith.

00:13Yet the global response has been minimal.

00:15For months, the so-called international community issued statements,

00:19passed resolutions, and held candlelight vigils.

00:22Except when Christians are slaughtered in broad daylight.

00:25Then it's silence.

00:25But now, something is shifting from the most unexpected place.

00:31Nicki Minaj is heading to the United Nations with Ambassador Mike Waltz

00:35to speak about Christians killed in Nigeria,

00:38with support from President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance.

00:42Let that sink in.

00:44The woman known for chart-topping hits is displaying something deeper.

00:47Courage.

00:48While many celebrities avoid anything that could trigger a bad headline from Rolling Stone

00:52or the New York Times, Minaj is speaking out.

00:56Ambassador Mike Waltz called her a principled individual

00:59who refuses to remain silent in the face of injustice.

01:02And her response was moving.

01:04We've been given our influence by God.

01:06There must be a bigger purpose, she wrote.

01:09It's rare to see cultural power used for something meaningful,

01:12especially in defense of faith, life, and truth,

01:15and rarer to publicly align with President Trump and thank his administration.

01:20Radical Islamists are responsible for this mass slaughter, he said,

01:23announcing that Nigeria would be added to the list of countries of particular concern.

01:28The numbers speak for themselves.

01:303,100 Christians reportedly killed in Nigeria this year alone,

01:34compared to 4,476 Christians worldwide.

01:38The Nigerian government denies support or complicity.

01:41It's impossible, Foreign Minister Yusuf Tugger said,

01:44insisting the government doesn't support persecution.

01:46But if that's true, why does it keep happening?

01:50It shouldn't take a global superstar to wake the world,

01:52but when Nicki Minaj takes the mic at the UN, people will be watching.

01:56And maybe, just maybe, those who have turned a blind eye

01:59will finally face what's happening to our brothers and sisters in Christ

02:02because this is not okay.

02:05This is a moment of clarity, sorrow, and hope.

02:07If someone like Nicki Minaj can stand up and say,

02:11enough is enough, what's stopping the rest of us?