The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar has described the current crisis rocking the party as a ‘family disagreement.’ Naija News reports Atiku made the submission on Thursday at the 97th National Executive Council (NEC) meeting of the PDP. The former vice president however gave assurances that he remains committed to resolving the disagreement which he said is normal in political families. This news platform reports the PDP has been embroiled in a crisis since the emergence of Atiku as the party’s 2023 presidential candidate with the Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike who was defeated at the May primaries in Abuja, feeling cheated and making demands, chief of which among which is the resignation of the national chairman, Iyorchia Ayu as a condition for peace.

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As France faces a 2035 deadline to phase out new combustion engine cars, workers in the industry worry their days might be numbered too. While there is plenty of optimism in certain regions of France, in particular in the north of the country where a "Battery Valley" is emerging, workers at parts suppliers elsewhere are pessimistic. With the sale of new cars with petrol and diesel engines allowed for only the next decade in Europe, the industry that employs 200,000 people in France faces a forced march to change.

Former Nigerian striker Victor Ezeji believes that the coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria has not been making judicious use of Paul Onuachu’s ability. Ezeji, who played only three times for the Super Eagles and scored two goals, believes that Onuachu is very good with his head. Hence, the 42-year-old retired footballer urged the Super Eagles coaching crew, led by coach Jose Peseiro, to take effective advantage of the striker’s height during the tournament.