vvcwatch

vvcwatch

Blog

IPOB Accuses Uzodimma of Politicising NYSC Abduction, Calls for Independent Investigation

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has accused Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma of allegedly exploiting the abduction of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members to discredit the Biafra self-determination movement. The group, which denied any connection to the incident along the Onitsha-Owerri axis, demanded an independent international investigation into the circumstances surrounding the kidnapping...
Read more

US Raises Concern Over Possible Detention of American Business Executives in Nigeria

The United States government has cautioned American business executives about the possibility of detention during business trips to Nigeria, raising concerns over the risks foreign investors and corporate representatives could encounter while conducting commercial activities in the country. The warning comes at a time when Nigeria is seeking to attract more foreign investment and strengthen...
Read more

Military Pensions Board Moves to Resolve Disputes Over New Retiree Benefits

The Military Pensions Board has held discussions with representatives of military veterans’ associations in a bid to address concerns and clear up misunderstandings surrounding the implementation of recently approved pension increases. The meeting, led by the board’s chairman, Air Vice Marshal Mikail Abdulraheem, took place amid controversy over the new rates approved by President Bola...
Read more

US Raises Investment Concerns Over Nigeria, Cites Insecurity, Corruption and Regulatory Risks

The United States has cautioned American businesses considering investments in Nigeria to carefully assess security threats, corruption, bureaucratic delays and the possibility of foreign executives facing detention during regulatory disputes. The warning was contained in the US Department of State’s 2026 Investment Climate Statements on Nigeria, which examined the country’s economic reforms, investment prospects and...
Read more

US Relaxes Restrictions on Russian Diesel Imports as Fuel Price Concerns Grow

The United States has introduced a temporary measure permitting certain transactions involving Russian diesel, allowing the sale, transportation, unloading and importation of the fuel until April 7, 2027. The authorisation marks a limited relaxation of restrictions on Russian diesel supplies, potentially creating additional options for fuel-related transactions during a period of concern over energy costs....
Read more

2027: Yari Questions Atiku, Obi’s Nationwide Appeal, Says Tinubu Holds Wider Political Advantage

The Director-General of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, has challenged the opposition to demonstrate their political strength beyond their traditional support bases, insisting that regional popularity alone cannot secure victory in the 2027 presidential election. Yari questioned whether former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) commands...
Read more

154 Constituents Get Tools To Start Businesses As Bob Unveils Empowerment Package

One hundred and fifty-four constituents of Nsit Ubium Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State have received livelihood support through an empowerment programme featuring vehicles, tricycles, motorcycles, business equipment and other items aimed at helping beneficiaries establish or expand small businesses. The intervention, unveiled by the Majority Leader of the Akwa Ibom State House of...
Read more

TAGS

TRENDING

Real News. Real Impact

VVCWATCH is your trusted source for credible news, in-depth analysis, and stories that matter.
We bring you the latest updates from Nigeria, Africa and around the world.

Our Site

VVC Times

Your daily core news

Love Dairy

Stories that connects heart

Team project Akwaibom

Uniting for better Akwaibom

Connect With Us

128 Aka Etinan Road,Sunshine Plaza Uyo, Akwa Ibom State

+234 708 681 7573

info@vvcwatch.com

www.vvcwatch.com

© 2026 VVCWATCH. All Rights Reserved. 
ISSN 0795-0144