United States investors show interest in the Nigerian market thanks to Tinubu's economic reforms.

American businesses and investors are happy with the policies of President Bola Tinubu's administration, according to David Greene, the Chargé d'Affaires for the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, and they soon want to increase their investments there.Greene predicted that the U.S. would soon increase its investments in Nigeria as a result of the structural reforms that the country's current administration has implemented while speaking at a virtual press conference for the Global Diversity Export Initiative Trade Mission to South Africa, Ghana, and Nigeria. He asserts that international investors, American businesses, and investors have all reignited their interest in Nigeria. According to Greene, the new policies, such as the removal of sanctions and other measures, have strengthened the bilateral economic connection between the United States and Nigeria. To ease the pain of many Nigerians who have been experiencing the effects of the subsidy reduction, President Tinubu is reportedly contemplating reintroducing a "temporary fuel subsidy."