Nigeria's APPL Hydropolis Project has received official recognition through the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC) system, affirming its compliance with Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin standards and Greenhouse Gas calculations. The project, backed by a consortium of global sustainability leaders, signifies Africa's commitment to green energy transition and sustainable infrastructure. This milestone reflects Nigeria's dedication to promoting climate-conscious industrialization and low-carbon energy solutions. The government's strong backing, as emphasized by Minister Uche Nnaji, underscores the country's support for initiatives driving green industrial growth. The collaboration with international partners in sustainable technology positions Nigeria as a key player in the global clean energy ecosystem. With the ISCC certification, the APPL Hydropolis Project is poised to contribute significantly to reducing carbon emissions, promoting green infrastructure, and fostering inclusive economic growth. Nigeria's proactive stance in enabling regulatory frameworks and investment incentives showcases its readiness to lead the global green economy, setting a benchmark for sustainable industrialization in Africa.