Afrobeat sensation Seun Kuti has raised skepticism over Forbes' recently released 2024 billionaire list, questioning the authenticity of the staggering wealth amassed by the world's top five richest individuals.

Forbes' list names France’s Bernard Arnault, along with American magnates Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Larry Ellison, as the wealthiest individuals, collectively worth a whopping $869 billion since the COVID-19 lockdown.

Taking to social media, Kuti denounced the astronomical figures, asserting that such accumulation of wealth is humanly impossible. He emphasized the incredulity of someone being able to spend $1 million every day for the next 476 years, suggesting that society has been misled.

Kuti's remarks underscore concerns about income inequality and the growing wealth gap, sparking conversations about economic fairness and accountability.

In a world grappling with social and economic disparities, Kuti's outspoken stance resonates with many who question the unchecked accumulation of wealth by a select few at the expense of the majority.

As discussions around economic equity continue, Kuti's skepticism serves as a reminder to scrutinize wealth distribution and advocate for policies that promote fairness and social justice.