‘We absolutely cannot have them in power’: Nicki Minaj destroys anti-Christs in government
Pop superstar Nicki Minaj on Sunday gave an ominous warning against allowing people filled with the spirit of anti-Christ to be hold power in America.
Appearing with Erika Kirk at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest in Phoenix, Arizona, Minaj said it’s not just Nigeria that is facing vicious persecution of those who follow the teachings of Jesus.
“Christians have been being persecuted right here in our country in different ways,” Minaj said. “So when we talk about Nigeria and other countries, know that prior administrations saw nothing wrong with that, and that’s what was wrong with that.”
“I truly feel that there are people out there who felt good about chastising Christians right here in our country. And it’s kind of really, really sick. We can’t let people like that be in power, you guys. That’s the truth. … We absolutely cannot let people who have a problem with us worshiping God, we cannot have them in power.”
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Nicki Minaj: “We absolutely can not let people who have a problem with us worshipping God, we can not have them in power.” pic.twitter.com/jsuAZGLLa2
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) December 21, 2025
She continued: “Look at what is being done to Christians all around the world and ask yourself why people in this country that were in positions of power felt so comfortable to try to take our voices from us.
“They were that afraid, they are that intimidated, they are that insecure, they are that small inside that hearing us and seeing us worship God irritated them. Our spirit irritates them because when we speak, they get shown up.
“When the truth walks in the room, the lies hide. They don’t come out willingly. You gotta pry it out of them. They hide because they don’t want you to know who they really are behind closed doors, because even they know how evil it is to deprive people of worshiping God.”
Minaj also said Christians need to remember their fellow believers across the world who are also facing deadly persecution.
“We take for granted that there, right now in this world, are people who cannot worship God as they please, where they please,” she said. “We take it for granted because we have it. We can’t even imagine not having that right.
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Nicki Minaj tells Erika Kirk about why she spoke out about the persecution of Christians in Nigeria:
“Every time we pray in fellowship, we have to remember the people that are right now in this world hiding to pray in fellowship.” pic.twitter.com/hA5lmwg5gk
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) December 21, 2025
“But every time we pray and fellowship, we have to remember the people that are right now in this world hiding to pray and fellowship. And we have to pray for them.”
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