
The Osun State Standing Commission of Inquiry on Disturbance of Public Peace has held its inaugural hearing in Abere, Osun State, according to the Daily Post. Ten memoranda were submitted as the sitting opened at the Conference Room of the Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs within the Osun State Government Secretariat. Petitioners, respondents, lawyers and other attendees were present as proceedings began.
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