Mr Giwa said the centre coordinated responses through the state’s toll-free emergency lines 767 and 112.
Mr Ukoha said that the convict received the amount on different occasions in 2016 on the pretext of helping the victim purchase a property.
The founder of the movement described Mr Sanwo-Olu’s decision as an “executive recklessness and insensitivity”.
Ikeja magistrates’ court on Wednesday remanded a 43-year-old businessman, Emeka Orisakwe, for raping his three daughters.
She was also alleged to have marked a building with the phrase “keep off, EFCC under investigation.”
