The Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology in Nigeria commended the federal government for its commitment to transitioning from fossil fuels to clean energy in line with global best practices. A significant move towards achieving green hydrogen in Nigeria was made in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, with APPL Hydrogen Limited and LONGi Green Energy Technology Company Limited signing a massive €7.6 billion deal for a green hydrogen project. This project, located in the Liberty Free Trade Zone, is set to produce green hydrogen derivatives, such as green methanol, for export. It is expected to create jobs, drive technology transfer, and contribute to Nigeria's economic growth and sustainability efforts. The initiative aligns with global trends towards cleaner alternatives and highlights Nigeria's position in green energy innovation. The collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders is crucial for the success of the project, which aims to establish Nigeria as a leader in sustainable energy solutions and promote economic development.