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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87040, member: 27"]
Public frustration is bubbling over, but Baba Dee is warning that street protests in Nigeria can flip from civic action to something ugly real fast.

Baba Dee questions protest tactics
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[*]Dare Fasasi, known as Baba Dee, spoke from Sweden.
[*]He said the protest is valid but easily hijacked in Nigeria.
[*]Fasasi argued that riots are not the answer.
[*]Environment and social tension make demonstrations risky.
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Social media and agitation critique
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[*]Baba Dee pointed at blogs as powerful opinion shapers.
[*]He questioned why serious issues get less amplification.
[*]Celebrity drama, he said, gets louder coverage.
[*]Fasasi believes agitation is fine, but tone matters.
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Warning about shifting social order
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[*]He described a widespread feeling of unrest.
[*]Social media, according to him, has altered societal balance.
[*]Baba Dee called the current mood just the beginning.
[*]Accountability and civic responsibility were central to his message.
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Anthony Joshua's comment and past warning
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[*]Fasasi recalled tweeting about sirens and reckless driving last year.
[*]One year later, he referenced sadness over an Anthony Joshua incident.
[*]He suggested the situation could have been avoided.
[*]Baba Dee urged steady advocacy over explosive confrontation.
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