He said two suspected members of a drug cartel were arrested in connection with the seizure.
The command said that the hideout, situated in Olomi area of Ibadan, was used by a suspect, named Oluwadamilare Adedayo, to stock large consignments of illicit drugs.
People inject themselves with the blood of others who have taken drugs to replicate their effect, believing they can “share the high”.
Mr Adewale said two members of the vigilante group were injured in the attack on September 15.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya has warned intending pilgrims to the 2025 Hajj from the state against acts capable of denting the country’s image.
He said all suspects will be prosecuted accordingly immediately after the investigation.
The police spokesperson said that the suspects confessed to the commission of the offence.
Mr Babafemi said NDLEA’s operatives raided a notorious drug joint at Iloda Street, Ikole-Ekiti and arrested and detained three suspects.
“Remember, a healthy and happy you are the best gift to yourself and those around you, so stay safe, sober and have a wonderful Christmas,” he said.
According to the commissioner, the raids and arrests followed discreet surveillance exercises at the black spots.
