Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State says he’s ready to work with all members of the state Assembly and newly elected members from the All Progressives Congress, APC.

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DAILY POST recollects that bye-elections into the Rivers Assembly befell on February 21.

The end result of the election had Ukalikpe Napoleon win the Ahoada East State Constituency II seat, whereas Loolo Bulabari Henrietta secured victory in Khana State Constituency II.

Fubara acknowledged that the victories had been nicely-deserved, stressing that they mirrored the arrogance and belief reposed within the candidates by their constituents.

“It’s the fantastic thing about democracy. When the folks imagine in your capability, they gives you their votes.

“I look ahead to working with them and their colleagues within the Rivers State Home of Assembly for the progress of our state,” he stated.

Fubara equally lauded residents of Ahoada East and Khana constituencies for his or her peaceable conduct earlier than, throughout, and after the elections, stating that the method was an indication of democratic maturity within the state.

DAILY POST had reported that on February 19, the Rivers Assembly suspended impeachment proceedings in opposition to Fubara, following a protracted rift that had pitted the governor in opposition to his predecessor and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike.

The political disaster had led to a six-month emergency rule within the state.