The Federal Government of Nigeria is focusing on diversifying the country's energy mix by investing in renewable energy projects, hydrogen development, and enhancing the regulatory framework to attract private investments. During a Town Hall Meeting in Abuja, key officials emphasized the importance of sustainable development in the oil and gas sector. The Ministry of Petroleum Resources is working on a hydrogen policy to establish hydrogen as a viable alternative energy source, leveraging existing gas infrastructure for green hydrogen production. The government's efforts align with the presidential directive to unlock energy resources for sustainable development. Priorities include gas infrastructure development and supply, indicated by projects like the AKK Gas Pipeline and the 'Decade of Gas' initiative. The Ministry also plans to implement digital document management and integrate Artificial Intelligence in the oil and gas sector. Staff welfare, training, and discipline are highlighted as crucial for progress, with a focus on performance management and skill development. Nigeria aims to host the Africa Energy Bank and become a regional industrial hub in the energy sector through comprehensive roadmaps. By adopting AI technologies, operational efficiency in the oil and gas sector is expected to improve, positioning Nigeria as an innovative leader.