The 5th Rivers State House of Assembly was in session from 29 May 2003 until 28 May 2007. All members of the House were elected on 3 May 2003. The majority party was the Rivers State People's Democratic Party led by Uche Secondus. The presiding officer (Speaker) of the Assembly was Chibuike Amaechi.
Members
| Constituency
 | 
Name
 | 
Political party
 | 
| Abua–Odual
 | 
Henry Itotenaan Ogiri
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ahoada East I
 | 
Beatrice Awala
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ahoada East II
 | 
Kennedy Ebeku
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ahoada West
 | 
Hope Odhuluma Ikiriko
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Akuku-Toru I
 | 
Anthonia Ineba Membere
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Akuku-Toru II
 | 
Kitchener Iboroma
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Andoni
 | 
Sam Sam Etetegwung
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Asari-Toru I
 | 
Daniel Otelemaba Amachree
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Asari-Toru II
 | 
Micheal Ibinabo West
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Bonny
 | 
George Fubara Tolofari
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Degema
 | 
Tonye Harry
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Eleme
 | 
Marcus Nle Ejii
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Emohua
 | 
Chidi Julius Lloyd
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Etche I
 | 
Okey Amadi
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Etche II
 | 
Charles Anyanwu
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Gokana
 | 
Gabriel B. Pidomson
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ikwerre
 | 
Chibuike Amaechi
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Khana I
 | 
Gregory Pie-Noah
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Khana II
 | 
Leyii Kwanee
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Obio-Akpor I
 | 
Glory N. Chukwu
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Obio-Akpor II
 | 
Anthony Okeah
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni I
 | 
Augustine Wokocha
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni II
 | 
Ishmael Nelson Singerr
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Ogu–Bolo
 | 
Boma Iyaye
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Okrika
 | 
James George Fuayefika
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Omuma
 | 
E.A. Nwogu
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Opobo–Nkoro
 | 
Tamunosisi Gogo Jaja
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Oyigbo
 | 
Prince Precious Oforji
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Port Harcourt I
 | 
Chidiebere Okwuwolu
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Port Harcourt II
 | 
Fubara Exodus Imangs
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Port Harcourt III
 | 
Charles Achor Nsiegbe
 | 
PDP
 | 
| Tai
 | 
John Bazia
 | 
PDP
 | 
Sources
- House of Assembly, Rivers State (Nigeria) (2003). House of Assembly Debates ... Official Report, Volume 5. Rivers State House of Assembly.
 
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