Afrobeat sensation Seun Kuti recently stirred a debate by expressing his disbelief in the existence of God.
In an exclusive interview with Hiptv, the renowned musician boldly shared his thoughts on spirituality and the concept of a divine creator.
“I don’t believe in God. I don’t believe in the concept of this guy watching everyone and he will judge you when you die,” Seun asserted, challenging conventional religious beliefs. He continued, “I don’t believe in the concept that people believe in God. I don’t believe that there is something responsible for the creation of the world. I mean who wants to create this? If someone actually created this, are we supposed to be giving the person credit?”
Highlighting the harsh realities faced by a significant portion of humanity, Seun questioned the notion of a benevolent creator.
“80 percent of human beings are living in hunger and we are supposed to be his most prized possession. There is something but not the way we are told that it is.”
Seun Kuti’s candid remarks invite contemplation and challenge widely held beliefs, sparking a conversation about the nature of spirituality and humanity’s perception of a higher power.
