
American rapper Nicki Minaj has reacted to reports of recent killings in Plateau State, expressing concern over the violence affecting communities in the Nigerian state.
Minaj responded after reports highlighted attacks in Plateau and the work of Nigerian pastor Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, who has been drawing attention to violence against Christian communities in the area.
A report by TruthNigeria titled “Nigerian Pastor Referenced by Trump Buries Members Amid Ongoing Killings” described a recent series of attacks in Plateau State.
The report said three Christians were killed during attacks on Gassa and Chit villages on September 24. It further reported that two people were killed the following night, while another five were reportedly killed the next morning.
Reacting to the report, Minaj wrote: “Lord, if we hear from you, then we will know what to do.”
Her response drew attention on social media, where users discussed the continuing violence in Plateau and called for greater attention to the security situation.
The reports cited by Minaj describe the victims as Christians, while the broader violence in Plateau has involved recurring attacks and clashes affecting communities in the state. The circumstances and perpetrators behind individual incidents require confirmation by relevant authorities.
Minaj’s comments come amid renewed international attention on violence in Nigeria, with social media users debating the role of foreign public figures in raising awareness about insecurity in the country.