The study is aimed at developing a framework for implementing green building practices in Abuja with the view to create a template for sustainable building practices in Nigeria. The study assessed the potentials in adopting green building practices in Abuja; determined the drivers and barriers to adopting green building management practices; and developed a framework for implementing green building practices in Nigeria building and construction industry. Quantitative research design was adopted while an online survey research technique was conducted using a questionnaire structured on a five-point Likert scale. A total number of 560 questionnaires, comprising 80 questionnaires each were purposively sent to seven selected professional associations in the housing and construction industry in Abuja. A straightforward random technique was applied in selecting and sending online Google linked questionnaire to housing professionals through personal email addresses and social media platforms, such as WhatsApp and Instagram. Only 526 responses were received and analysis was conducted using SPSS statistical software version 24. On the potentials in adopting green building practices in Abuja, the 1st in ranking is Environmental Sustainability where Green building practices reduce the environmental impact of buildings by minimizing waste, conserving energy and water, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions with a mean score of 4.92 while Improved Health and Well-being with a Mean of 4.33 as ranked 1st emerged as the top driver for adopting green building practices. However, the most significant barrier identified is the high upfront costs associated with green building practices with a mean score of 4.49 as ranked 1st. There is a significant potential for the adoption of green building practices in Abuja and a critical need for education and awareness initiatives targeting both developers and consumers to foster a culture of sustainability.