The turmoil within the Rivers State House of Assembly persists, with the police again assuming control of the complex on Tuesday. Allegedly, members loyal to opposing factions conducted separate sessions at different locations.

At the entrance of the assembly complex, four police patrol vans were observed, and the movement of people and vehicles along the Moscow Road Axis was restricted. An Armored Personnel Carrier patrolled the road, with numerous armed operatives strategically positioned.

The rationale behind the heightened security measures remains unclear, although reports indicate that some lawmakers convened on Tuesday. House Speaker Martin Amaewhule, leading a group of 25 lawmakers, reportedly discussed the suspension of the strike by the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria. They also urged the State Commissioner for Police, Olatunji Disu, to investigate the Assembly's explosion that damaged the chamber and various properties.

Simultaneously, lawmakers under the leadership of factional Speaker Edison Ehie expressed confidence in Governor Siminalayi Fubara during their session. They commended the governor for his developmental strides and security initiatives to maintain peace in the state.

In a statement signed by Legislative Aide Ken Uchendu, Ehie remarked that it takes a visionary leader to guide development for the people's benefit. The faction pledged ongoing support for the governor's consolidation and continuity agenda.

The lawmakers condemned the recent attack on Ehie's residence and the burning of the House of Assembly. They called on the governor to expedite rehabilitation efforts and urged the Inspector General of Police and other security apparatus to investigate the incidents and apprehend those responsible.