The chairman reiterated that maintaining a clean environment required collective responsibility and sustained action.
The chairman warned residents against indiscriminate dumping of refuse in drainages and open spaces.
The chief of staff said 3,905 beneficiaries received N250,000 each, while 348 others received N500,000 each.
The errant officer, who also alleged that Mr Obi is involved in rituals and that he will turn Abuja into a hotbed for fraud.
Some residents said uncollected waste could worsen flooding and create health risks, particularly during the rainy season.
The court ordered the defendants to be remanded in an NDLEA facility and adjourned the matter until October 4, 2026, for a ruling on the bail application.
The judge adjourned the case until October 16 for further proceedings.
Ms Adetoro said the beneficiaries included traders, artisans, small business owners, women, youths and vulnerable residents.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has urged the international community to provide affordable, long-term financing to help subnational governments implement climate solutions at scale.
Mr Ajayi said environmental compliance was a collective responsibility.
