Nicki Minaj Groups Up With Trump To Support Nigerian Christians



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The Trump administration has been essential of Nigeria, citing reviews of Christians being killed. Famous person rapper Nicki Minaj is now lending her assist towards makes an attempt by the U.S. to ease that group’s plight and can meet with the White Home and the U.S. envoy to the United Nations, Mike Waltz. The 2 are anticipated to ship remarks after that assembly on Tuesday (Nov. 18).

The Pink Friday artist gushed over the chance, responding in a submit on X, previously Twitter. “Ambassador, I’m so grateful to be entrusted with a chance of this magnitude,” she wrote. “I don’t take it without any consideration. It means greater than you understand. The Barbz & I’ll by no means stand down within the face of injustice. We’ve been given our affect by God. There have to be a much bigger function.”

Nicki Minaj beforehand spoke out concerning the scenario earlier this month, writing: “No group ought to ever be persecuted for working towards their faith. We don’t need to share the identical beliefs to ensure that us to respect one another. Quite a few international locations all around the globe are being affected by this horror & it’s harmful to faux we don’t discover.”

Trump has focused Nigeria earlier than, inserting the nation on a U.S. non secular freedom watchlist throughout his first time period. His rhetoric condemning the violent extremism in Nigeria has develop into extra brash, as he wrote in a video launched on Fact Social that he would “do issues to Nigeria that Nigeria shouldn’t be going to be blissful about” and that the U.S. would “go into that now-disgraced nation guns-a-blazing.”

Nigeria is experiencing an issue with violent extremist teams resembling Boko Haram and different jihadist teams, resembling ISWAP (Islamic State West Africa Province), who’ve launched insurgencies to determine a caliphate within the western a part of the nation since 2009. Daniel Bwala, aide to Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, stated in an announcement: “Nigeria is a companion nation to the U.S., not a hostile one. The ‘Christian genocide’ narrative is a misrepresentation of our advanced safety actuality, which impacts residents of all faiths.”

In accordance with reporting by the BBC, the figures being touted apparently come from a 2023 report by non-governmental group InterSociety, claiming that 100,000 Christians had been killed in preventing since 2009, together with 60,000 “reasonable Muslims.” Safety consultants within the nation of 220 million state that ethnic tensions, greater than non secular tensions, may be the principle trigger.

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