Vice President Kashim Shettima highlighted the need for Nigeria to shift towards green hydrogen production to reduce dependence on volatile fossil fuel markets. The 'Nigeria 4H₂ Project' focuses on developing green hydrogen-to-fertiliser production with German support, utilizing renewable energy sources. Shettima emphasized the economic benefits of green hydrogen, such as diversifying the energy mix and reducing carbon emissions. The project aims to leverage Nigeria's abundant solar and wind resources for clean energy production. Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi from the Energy Commission of Nigeria discussed the commission's plan to attract private investments and create new jobs through a national hydrogen policy. WASCAL's Executive Director highlighted Nigeria's potential in green ammonia production, aiming to meet domestic fertiliser demand and contribute to the global green economy. The article emphasizes the importance of collaboration among stakeholders to drive sustainable economic growth in Nigeria's green hydrogen sector.