An Oyo State Judicial Commission of Inquiry investigating the abduction of schoolchildren and teachers in Oriire Local Government Area has opened a process to receive information from the public. Multiple reports say the commission is seeking memoranda, facts, evidence, and other relevant materials to support its investigation. The probe covers incidents linked to Esinele and Yawota communities, where children and teachers were abducted. The commission was inaugurated by Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde on July 31. After its inauguration, it formally invites members of the public to submit written memoranda and any available supporting documentation. The submission window is set to close on 14 August, according to one of the reports. The commission’s next steps are tied to reviewing the submissions and using them as part of its fact-finding process. The reports do not describe new findings or identify suspects, focusing instead on the inquiry’s establishment and the public’s role in providing information.