US EditionInsecurity: Trump, Nicki Minaj ‘Adding Salt to Injury’ – Security Expert Bulama Bukarti
Security expert Bulama Bukarti criticizes Trump and Minaj for sidelining local voices and misrepresenting Nigeria’s complex violence amid claims of coordinated Christian persecution.
- On Wednesday, Bulama Bukarti, security expert, said President Donald Trump, US President, and Nicki Minaj, American rapper, are exacerbating Nigeria's security situation on Channels Television's Politics Today.
- Outsider interventions, including Minaj's support for President Donald Trump's alleged coordinated Christian genocide claims, involved inviting a musician with no ties to Nigeria to the United Nations instead of local experts or victims.
- At a US‑organised UN event on Tuesday, Mike Waltz, US ambassador to the United Nations, hosted remarks where Nicki Minaj said Christians in Nigeria face targeting and faith is under attack, while Bukarti noted she laughed less than two minutes after speaking.
- Nigerian authorities pushed back, calling the claims `a gross misrepresentation of reality`, while analysts and organisations monitoring political violence say jihadists affect all communities and most victims are Muslim.
- Earlier this month, President Donald Trump said he would send troops if Abuja did not protect the religious community, while observers noted religious freedom frames the debate as universal faith.
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Insecurity: Trump, Nicki Minaj ‘adding salt to Injury’ – Security expert Bulama Bukarti
A security expert, Bulama Bukarti, has said that US President Donald Trump and American rapper Nicki Minaj are exacerbating the security situation in Nigeria. Bukarti made the statement on Wednesday while responding to questions in an interview on Politics Today, a programme on Channels Television monitored by DAILY POST. He was reacting to statements by the duo about the security situation in the country, in which both alleged that there is a c…
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Celebrities like Tamika Mallory and Tammy Rivera are reacting strongly to Nicki Minaj’s appearance alongside the Trump administration following her Nov. 18 appearance at the United Nations Headquarters. Source: Michael Buckner / Getty Tamika Mallory claimed Nicki Minaj would face “consequences” for aligning with Donald Trump. During her speech, Nicki Minaj praised Trump for defending Christians against “extremism” in Nigeria, remarks that came l…
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Celebrities Offer Opinions On Nicki Minaj’s U.N. Speech On Nigeria ‘Extremism’ As Rapper Appears Unmoved —‘Barbz, We Did It’
Celebrities like Tamika Mallory and Tammy Rivera are reacting strongly to Nicki Minaj’s appearance alongside the Trump administration following her Nov. 18 appearance at the United Nations Headquarters. Source: Michael Buckner / Getty Tamika Mallory claimed Nicki Minaj would face “consequences” for aligning with Donald Trump. During her speech, Nicki Minaj praised Trump for defending Christians against “extremism” in Nigeria, remarks that came l…
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