“These milestones reflect the resilience of a people determined never to let their state slip into paralysis,” said Mr Ibas.
Mr Wike said that the president’s intervention had further restored the confidence of the people of Rivers in his leadership.
The Rivers State Elders Council has urged political stakeholders to embrace peace and unity as democratic governance returns to the state.
President Bola Tinubu, on March 18, declared a state of emergency in Rivers due to a heightened political crisis.
Ms Iringe-Koko said the police recovered the tricycle, a bundle of rope, and a wrap of fufu from the suspect.
A survey conducted around the Port Harcourt metropolis on Wednesday showed that many petrol stations were open for business.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) says normal train operations on the Port Harcourt-Aba corridor will resume on Tuesday.
NDLEA spokesman Femi Babafemi said 160,200 bottles of codeine-based syrup were discovered in a 40ft container on Thursday, September 4.
Mr Opeifa noted that the regular train services would resume on September 9.
Mr Ndukwe described the incidents as unfortunate and consoled with individuals and families who lost their loved ones in the accidents.
