Arase disclosed this while speaking with newsmen in Abuja on Saturday at the sidelines of an exercise tagged ‘Walk Against Crime,’ organised as part of activities to mark the police week. The Senate had directed the Inspector-General of Police to seal the Kogi Assembly complex, pending the resolution of the political crisis in the house. He said that the position of the Senate had been sent to the minister for his advice on the matter, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reported. “What I have done is to send the papers to the Minister of Justice for his advice. I am a police officer; I also need the advice of a legal expert to actually know the way forward. “Once I get the response of the minister, I will be able to take a decision,” he said. On the exercise, he said it was part of the Police Week aimed at connecting with other Nigerians. According to him, the mental and physical health of a police officer determines the level of work he or she can do.]]>