The article highlights the concerted efforts to revitalize millet cultivation in Africa, underscored by the 'Bottlenecks to Expansion of Pearl and Finger Millets in Africa' workshop, supported by notable organizations including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CIMMYT, and ISRA. With 2023 declared as the International Year of Millets by the United Nations General Assembly, the workshop and various national and international initiatives aim to draw from India's successful millet strategies, such as rebranding and policy support, to enhance millet production and innovation in Africa. The discussions emphasize millets' adaptability, nutritional value, and their critical role in ensuring food security and environmental sustainability amidst climate change. The article calls for collaborative efforts to promote millets as a sustainable and nutritious food source, aligning with local needs, innovative practices, and effective messaging to change perceptions and foster a resilient agricultural future in Africa.