According to the commissioner, the raids and arrests followed discreet surveillance exercises at the black spots.
Mr Usman sought the support of religious leaders in the state for the success of the board.
The agency’s narcotics commander, Mohammed Abubakar, disclosed this in a statement in Lagos on Thursday.
The NDLEA narcotics commander said 112 suspected drug users, including five females and 107 males, were counselled and rehabilitated in Ogun in five months.
He described women as caregivers and key nurturers, adding that NDLEA was taking sensitisation to the grassroots to address the drug abuse menace.
Mr Danmalam listed the seized drugs to include cannabis sativa, cocaine, rohypnol, methamphetamine and heroine.
NDLEA says it arrested 319 suspects and seized 4.7 tonnes of illicit drugs between January and March 2024 in Kano.
Also found in the suspect’s possession were 2,700 pills of tramadol and 231 bottles of Codeine syrup.
The NDLEA commander said 640 suspects, comprising 614 males and 26 females, were arrested within the period under review.
NDLEA made 13,664 arrests, leading to the seizure of 1,606,799.09kg of illicit drugs and 3,412 convictions, with 5,570 offenders charged to court in 2023.
