During the Nigeria Conference on Hydrogen in Abuja, Vice President Kashim Shettima and Minister of State Ekperikpe Ekpo underscored Nigeria's readiness to harness the global hydrogen market, valued at $200 billion by 2030. Nigeria, with abundant renewable energy resources, aims to leverage solar and wind power for hydrogen production. The conference highlighted the importance of pilot programs to build expertise and emphasized the role of regional collaboration in supporting hydrogen adoption domestically. Infrastructure development, private sector investments, and policy frameworks were identified as essential components for Nigeria to transition toward a hydrogen economy and achieve carbon emission reduction targets. Permanent Secretary Nichola Agbo Ella highlighted the economic growth potential of hydrogen and the need for strategic dialogues to facilitate Nigeria's shift to a sustainable energy mix. Despite challenges like high production costs and infrastructure hurdles, there is optimism that with technological advancements and coordinated efforts, Nigeria can play a significant role in the hydrogen market, contributing to both economic development and environmental sustainability.