KIM KARDASHIAN HAS REVEALED THAT SHE HAS FIVE NANNIES HELPING CARE FOR HER FOUR CHILDREN. (PHOTO).

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 Kim Kardashian has revealed that she has five nannies helping care for her four children, with one nanny always on duty when the kids are with her while the other four rotate. Despite the help, Kim insists that the weight of parenting still falls largely on her shoulders😳 The 45-year-old says she personally handles school drop-offs and pickups, has dinner with her children every night and reads books with them before bed. She also revealed that one of her children still sleeps in her bed whenever they want. ❤️ Kim described herself as an “intermediate-strict parent”, saying she is “extremely patient and loving.” She also revealed that she and Kanye still communicate well, especially when it comes to their 13-year-old daughter North’s growing solo music career.  “That is something that her dad and I have better communication about," With five nannies helping behind the scenes, do you think Kim is still carrying the biggest part of the parenting load — or does having that much...

HOUSE OF REPS. HAS ADDED "CONSENSUS " AS A THIRD OPTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES OF POLITICAL PARTIES FOR ELECTION IN THE ELECTORAL ACT BILL,2021.(PHOTOS).#PRESS RELEASE.

We want to speed up the process, avoid going to conference with Senate.

The House of Representatives has added "consensus" as a third option for the nomination of candidates of political parties for election in the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill, 2021.

This brings the options to three -direct primaries, indirect primaries and nomination by consensus. The House included the new provision in the bill on Tuesday after it had rescinded the earlier version it passed on Thursday, last week. This has brought the House' version in line with the Senate's, which already incorporated consensus as a third option for the nomination of candidates.

The step became necessary in order to speed up the passage of the bill and its transmission to President Muhammadu Buhari for his assent. Without the consensus option in the House' version of the bill would mean that both chambers would have to raise conference committees to reconcile their differences which could further delay the bill.

This House last week added indirect primaries to the bill. Unfortunately, on the other side, the Senate added both indirect primaries and consensus. This made it necessary for a conference committee of both chambers.

However, the leadership of the House met yesterday (Monday) and agreed to add consensus as well as some guidelines in order to speed up the process and have no need for a conference, provided that there will be some conditions to protect all aspirants.

The House proceeded to amend Clause 84, sub 1-13.

For instance, under 84 (2), nomination by consensus was added to the existing direct primaries and indirect primaries.

Also, 84 (3) was amended to clarify that nobody can be disqualified from contesting an election except in the manner prescribed in the 1999 Constitution (as amended).

The provision clearly states that in the event a political party opts for consensus candidacy, all other aspirants must indicate their withdrawal from the race by endorsing the candidate so nominated by the consensus.

Where the consensus option fails, the bill provides that all concerned shall revert to either direct or indirect primaries to nominate a candidate.

In addition, a consensus candidate shall be ratified at a special convention of the party.

The bill was then read for the third time and passed.
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