The speaker said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was doing so much for the country and meant well for it.
Mr Amaewhule disclosed this during his 52nd birthday thanksgiving service at the All Saints Anglican Church in Eliozu, Obio/Akpor LGA.
The impeachment notice is the latest impasse between Mr Fubara and the pro-Wike lawmakers.
The governor had earlier written to the House on Thursday, requesting to present the state budget on March 19.
With the indefinite adjournment of plenary, Mr Fubara’s second proposed attempt to present the budget to them is now uncertain.
“No matter the depth of our differences, we believe the interests of the state and our people should take priority over political conflicts,” Mr Fubara stated.
Mr Fubara told journalists that Mr Amaewhule had been ignoring his calls.
The plenary also deliberated on the annulled local government election by the Supreme Court.
On Friday, the Supreme Court affirmed the Rivers House of Assembly led by Martin Amaewhule as the authentic and legally constituted legislature.
Justice Uwani Abba-Aji delivered the judgment following the dramatic withdrawal of the appeal by Mr Fubara through his lead counsel, Yusuf Ali.
