The First Nigeria Hydrogen Conference, held in Abuja, showcased Nigeria's determination to embrace hydrogen as a key component of its energy future. Vice President Kashim Shettima reiterated the government's commitment to promoting energy security and prosperity, with a specific focus on advancing Nigeria's energy agenda through innovative solutions. The conference highlighted Nigeria's energy transition plan aiming for a net-zero economy by 2060, with hydrogen playing a pivotal role alongside renewable energy sources and natural gas. Regional collaboration and partnerships with advanced nations in hydrogen technology are essential to drive the hydrogen economy in Nigeria. Minister Ekperikpe Ekpo stressed Nigeria's abundant natural resources and strategic location, positioning the country as a significant player in the global hydrogen market. The potential for green and blue hydrogen production utilizing renewable energy resources and natural gas reserves with carbon capture presents a unique opportunity for Nigeria to lead the clean energy transition. Additionally, the Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology, Chief Uche Nnaji, highlighted the importance of collaboration among various sectors to develop clean hydrogen technologies and foster innovation. The conference served as a platform for critical discussions on the technology, policy, financing, and infrastructure required for a robust hydrogen economy. Participants discussed the global demand for hydrogen and the need for Nigeria to attract international financial support and partnerships in this sector. The event aimed to disseminate the latest research findings and advancements in hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and utilization, emphasizing the potential of hydrogen to drive sustainable economic growth, energy security, and climate action in Nigeria.