The article discusses Nigeria's shift towards embracing the Blue Economy as a key driver of economic growth and sustainable development, contrasting it with the perceived discriminatory nature of green economy advocacy. It emphasizes the untapped potential of Nigeria's coastline and the need to strategically develop ten new ports to enhance the country's economic diversification and job creation prospects. The proposed strategy focuses on key pillars such as maritime trade, infrastructure development, industrialization, and harnessing offshore energy resources to boost GDP and create millions of jobs. The Blue Economy initiative also aims to leverage regional trade integration, tourism, and innovation to position Nigeria as a leading logistics and trade hub in West and Central Africa. Additionally, the article outlines policy recommendations including the establishment of a Nigerian Blue Economy Commission, creation of special economic zones, and customs reforms to facilitate the successful implementation of the Blue Economy agenda.