“These milestones reflect the resilience of a people determined never to let their state slip into paralysis,” said Mr Ibas.
President Bola Tinubu, on March 18, declared a state of emergency in Rivers due to a heightened political crisis.
The House rules require a one-third quorum to take any binding action that could withstand a legal challenge in federal courts.
“The parliament will be very hot today,” a lawmaker said under anonymity to discuss the upcoming rancour.
Mr Ibas takes over leadership of River State following Mr Tinubu’s declaration of a state of emergency in the oil-rich state.
“Nobody knows what they used the money for, but, I assure you the president is going to probe all the money given to them.”
