Nicki Minaj makes powerful speech for oppressed: ‘Faith is under attack’

Nicki Minaj is calling attention to the plight of Nigerian Christians, urging world leaders not to be silent and act.

On Tuesday, November 18, the song and the appeal took the podium at a United Nations event organized by the US ambassador Mike Waltz to talk about the alleged religious persecution.

“I would like to thank President Trump for prioritizing this issue and his leadership on the international stage in calling for easy access to express their natural right to freedom of religion or belief,” it began.

Freedom of religion means that every individual can practice their faith regardless of who we are, where we live or what we believe.

“But today, faith is being attacked in a massive way,” the 42-year-old Trinidad Rapper and singer insisted, demanding immediate action from the US government.

“Unfortunately, this problem is not only a growing problem in Nigeria, but in many countries around the world, and it needs urgent action, she added that it is not only dividing but” it is about uniting the human race. “

The Queens expressed their concern over the elimination of his star Trump Trump announcing that Nigeria will be added to the list of countries of special concern.

In particular, this is not the first time Bang Bang The singer spoke openly about it.

She has always shared her views on religious persecution and religious accusations that have taken place in the West African country in recent months.

-Ga / -da A little money The rapper’s posts caught the attention of Ambassador Waltz, who invited him to speak at the UN event.