The Nigeria4H2 Project is a significant initiative aimed at unlocking Nigeria's vast potential in green hydrogen to revolutionize the economy and secure a position in the 21st-century energy market. Vice-President Shettima emphasized the importance of transitioning to cleaner energy sources like green hydrogen, which can diversify the energy mix, reduce carbon footprint, and create new economic opportunities. The project, a collaboration between various institutions, assesses Nigeria's capability to produce green ammonia, electricity, and fertilizers using renewable sources. With the potential to produce up to four million tonnes of green ammonia per year, Nigeria could become a leader in the green hydrogen industry. Shettima highlighted the economic, social, and environmental benefits of the project, including revenue generation, climate change mitigation, improved air quality, and a sustainable future. The workshop held to discuss the project's outcomes and future roadmap signifies a crucial step towards leveraging expertise and partnerships to overcome challenges and drive the green hydrogen economy in Nigeria.