MadamExcellency:
This is an Executive recklessness. This issue is internal matter of Senate and as such the AGF has no jurisdiction whatsoever let alone interfere.

Even the UN doesn't interfere in issues of alleged war crimes committed by Soldiers during war if the country where the offence is committed has independent judicial institution that can handle the case. The Senate has the mechanism to amend, correct or jettison its internal rules and as such the Executive branch of government should stay clear and allow the Senate solve their internal matters.

It is time to defend democracy.

Not in support of the executives but the question begging for answer is WHO REPORTED THE CASE TO THE POLICE? I guess not a member of the executive arm.

If the senators that reported the case to the police believed it was an internal affair which can be resolved within themselves tgen why do they report it?

As a citizen, what will happen if you report a case to the police and they fail to investigate?

Put in another scenario (A family affair).......
Two sibblings fought with each other and one of them involve the police to arrest the other, will the father ask the police not to do their work because its a family affairs and internal matter?

Let's call a spade a spade, the AGF only acted on the recommendation of the police after investigation into the matter as he was not the one that initiated the move in the first place.
Saraki and Ekweremadu were arraigned because they are the major beneficiary of the forged document.