Seyi Bakare has highlighted the dangers of bloggers and social media users manufacturing crises, using Ogun State as a recent example. He noted that false narratives and exaggerated reports can create tension, confusion, and fear among the public.

According to Bakare, some bloggers prioritize clicks and attention over the truth, often spreading unverified information that harms communities. He explained that such actions can escalate minor issues into major controversies.

He stressed the importance of responsible reporting and fact-checking, urging content creators to consider the consequences of spreading false or misleading stories. Bakare warned that manufactured crises can damage public trust and negatively affect governance and social harmony.

Bakare concluded that citizens should critically evaluate online content and avoid sharing unverified reports. He called for collaboration between authorities, the media, and the public to ensure accurate information circulates and prevent unnecessary panic or conflict.