The Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology in Nigeria, Chief Uche Nnaji, has reiterated the government's support for the certification of Nigeria’s Alternative Petroleum and Power Limited (APPL) hydrogen Polis project. APPL, a Nigerian company focusing on providing clean and environmentally friendly fuels, has received certification into the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification (ISCC). Minister Nnaji emphasized that this certification strengthens Africa's position in the global green economy and marks a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s green transition journey. The project not only aligns with international standards but also demonstrates Africa's capacity for climate-aligned development. The involvement of international sustainability leaders like DFDS, ECOnnect Energy AS, Bergen Engines AS, H2 Core Systems GmbH, and Longi highlights the global relevance and technical excellence of the project. This multinational partnership showcases the synergy between local ambition and international expertise, emphasizing the scalability and replicability of sustainable industrialization across Africa. The project is set to drive sustainable infrastructure, reduce carbon emissions, and unlock inclusive economic growth in Nigeria and beyond. Minister Nnaji affirmed the ministry's commitment to supporting initiatives like APPL, emphasizing that Nigeria is ready to lead the global green economy. The APPL Hydrogen Polis project stands as a beacon for Africa, showcasing the country's readiness to not just participate but also lead in sustainable development.