Igbo Women Assembly (IWA) has criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration, claiming Nigerians are worse off two years into his leadership, citing increased hunger, insecurity, and political mismanagement.

Key figures, including Bishop Sunday Onuoha and Professor Sabastine Uremmadu, highlighted the removal of fuel subsidy and rising inflation as major contributors to economic hardship under Tinubu’s government.

IWA accused the administration of poor appointments based on tribal favoritism rather than competence, leading to a lack of clear direction and worsening national issues.

Experts have urged Tinubu to restore fuel subsidy, address insecurity, and assemble a competent team to improve Nigeria’s socio-economic conditions.