The Nigeria4H2 Project, launched in Abuja, focuses on unlocking Nigeria's green hydrogen potential to drive various sectors like transportation, electricity generation, and ammonia production. Led by WASCAL and local universities, the project highlights the country's ability to produce four million tonnes of green ammonia annually. The initiative, supported by stakeholders and government representatives, emphasizes the importance of green hydrogen in diversifying Nigeria's energy mix, reducing carbon emissions, and creating economic opportunities. The workshop served as a platform to address challenges, promote collaboration, and develop a roadmap for the project's success. By leveraging renewable energy sources and strategic partnerships, Nigeria aims to establish itself as a key player in the green hydrogen industry, aligning with global shifts towards sustainable energy practices.