The Presidency in Nigeria, represented by Special Adviser Sunday Dare, reaffirmed the commitment to enhancing energy capacity in the country under President Tinubu's leadership. The Siemens Energy Project, a collaboration between the Nigerian government and Siemens AG, has seen significant progress in increasing electricity capacity. The project, initiated in the previous administration, has been advanced by President Tinubu to ensure stable and affordable electricity for Nigerians. This was highlighted at the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit in Tanzania, which focused on modernizing the power sector and expanding energy access across Africa. Key global stakeholders like the World Bank and African Development Bank (AfDB) were present, showing support for the initiative to provide 300 million Africans with affordable energy by 2030. The financial model includes grants, soft loans, and capacity-building initiatives, with recent commitments from AfDB to boost renewable energy in Nigeria. President Tinubu's energy policy emphasizes sustainability, affordability, and accessibility, which aligns with the objectives of the summit. The collaborative efforts aim to drive transformative change and position Nigeria as a leader in Africa's energy future. The President is expected to announce initiatives focused on solar and clean energy solutions, showcasing Nigeria's dynamic approach to energy transition.