The Nigerian Government, through the Vice President and key ministers, has reiterated its commitment to supporting initiatives that boost the nation's energy security and drive economic prosperity. The First Nigeria Hydrogen Conference held in Abuja saw high-ranking officials underscore the importance of hydrogen in Nigeria's energy transition plan, with a focus on achieving a net-zero economy by 2060. Nigeria, with abundant natural resources and human capital, aims to become a significant player in the global hydrogen economy by leveraging its natural gas reserves and solar potential. The event emphasized the potential of hydrogen to meet domestic energy demands, reshape energy trade, and foster sustainable economic growth. The Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology highlighted hydrogen as a key element in decarbonizing energy systems, creating jobs, and positioning Nigeria as a clean energy leader. The conference brought together stakeholders from various sectors to discuss the development of a robust hydrogen economy to drive sustainable economic growth, energy security, and climate action. With a theme of 'Establishing a Hydrogen Economy in Nigeria,' the event showcased the country's commitment to embracing innovative and sustainable energy solutions for a greener future.