The Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology (FMIST) in Nigeria has responded to a report labeling the Minister, Chief Uche Nnaji, as a 'sleeping minister,' emphasizing the Minister's significant contributions and achievements. The ministry, in a statement, highlighted a series of groundbreaking accomplishments under Nnaji's leadership. These achievements include securing a 7.9 billion euros foreign direct investment for 'Project Green,' which is Africa's largest green methanol and hydrogen complex. Additionally, initiatives like spearheading the establishment of Africa's first insulin manufacturing facility, launching innovative programs such as Nigeria's first AI-powered hospital monitoring system, and training thousands of Nigerians annually through Project NOVA were listed. The ministry also detailed efforts in sustainable energy, climate initiatives, satellite approvals for national security, and advancements in biotechnology and local manufacturing. Projects like the Renewed Hope Solarization Project, Clean Cooking Innovation, Energy Policies, and Renewable Energy Colleges demonstrate Nigeria's commitment to sustainable development and energy efficiency. The ministry's accomplishments span across various sectors including renewable energy, healthcare, agriculture, and technological innovation, reflecting a positive outlook towards advancing Nigeria's position in the global innovation landscape.