Nicki Minaj Becomes 1st Female Rapper to Address UN, Speaks on Violence Against Nigerian Christians

Nicki Minaj made history by becoming the first female rapper to address the United Nations, using her global platform to shine a spotlight on the alarming persecution of Christians in Nigeria. She called out escalating violence — with churches being burned, families displaced, and communities living in constant fear simply because of how they pray.

During her powerful remarks, she thanked U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz for the invitation and praised Donald Trump’s leadership for prioritizing this crisis.

Though visibly nervous, Minaj spoke with conviction about religious freedom, saying “we all can sing our faith regardless of who we are, where we live, and what we believe.”

She emphasized that her message isn’t about politics or division — but about uniting humanity and demanding urgent action to defend persecuted Christians.

This moment marks a bold shift as Minaj steps into activism, proving she’s not just an entertainer but a global voice for justice. What do you think — was her UN speech a wake-up call or a controversial gamble? Let me know in the comments below.

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