The reconstruction of the Rivers State House of Assembly Complex, initiated in 2024 by Governor Siminalayi Fubara, is nearing completion, with major structural and finishing works already concluded.
The project was conceived to remodel the Assembly Complex following concerns over its dilapidated condition and compromised structural integrity. The redevelopment aims to provide a modern, safe and functional legislative environment befitting the status of Rivers State.
Monier Construction Company, the main contractor handling the structural works, has completed the principal buildings. Landscaping and external finishing touches are currently being undertaken by Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, while interior furnishing and fittings are in their final stages.
Upon completion, the ultra-modern complex is expected to redefine the Moscow Road axis of Port Harcourt, standing as a prominent architectural landmark and a symbol of democratic governance in the state. The facility is designed to provide improved office spaces, chambers and support infrastructure to enhance legislative efficiency and institutional stability.
Government officials say the project underscores Governor Fubara’s commitment to strengthening democratic institutions and prioritising infrastructural renewal across the state.
With final works progressing steadily, the new Assembly Complex is set to soon serve as the official meeting place of Rivers State lawmakers, reflecting what the administration describes as a renewed focus on sustainable development and institutional advancement.
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