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The Taraba state governor , Danbaba Suntai has dissolved the state executive council . Also sent packing are all special advisers but not special assistants. Governor Suntai has also approved the appointment of Mr. Gebon Timothy Kataes as the Secretary to the State Government, while Mallam Aminu Gika is the new Chief of Staff . All commissioners have been directed to hand over to their respective permanent secretaries while the special advisers are to hand over to the Government House.

REUTERS London - Billy Ray Cyrus has vowed to protect his daughter Miley Cyrus after she received a barrage of criticism for her saucy MTV Video Music Awards performance. The country singer insists the 20-year-old star will always "be my little girl", despite causing controversy at the ceremony on Sunday (25.08.13) as she joined Robin Thicke on stage for a rendition of his hit 'Blurred Lines', during which she gyrated around him while wearing a minuscule nude-coloured bikini. Speaking on 'Entertainment Tonight', he said: "Of course I'll always be here for Miley. Can't wait see her when she gets home. "She's still my little girl and I'm still her dad regardless how this circus we call show business plays out. I love her unconditionally and that will never change." Billy's comments come despite being a member of the advisory board for the Parents Television Council (PTC) - a non-profit organi

Khloe Kardashian Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom divorce rumors are simply that - rumors.  At least, that's what an insider revealed to E! Online.  The source said, "Lamar was never missing.  He has been with Khloé. They have never spoken to a divorce attorney." It has been widely speculated that the high-profile couple's almost-four-year marriage is headed to an end.  Recently, word got out that the socialite had refused to let the basketball star into their seven-bedroom mansion, after two women came forward to say that they had an affair with her husband.  A source revealed to RadarOnline that the hardcourt professional had been staying in hotels; but having grown tired of his situation, had finally threatened his wife of divorce if she didn't allow him back into their marital abode. RadarOnline quoted the whisperer, "Lamar is tired of living in hotels and is now threatening to file for divorce because he is tired of the situation

New Delhi: The world has never been kind to singers who resort to raunchy dance moves to hit the headlines and it was the same when Miley Cyrus , the bodice-clad songstress, twerked while singing her popular track 'We can't stop' at MTV VMAs. Miley Cyrus, left many shocked and shaken when she performed controversial moves to entertain the audience. For those who came in late, the songstress shook and rubbed her behind on Robyn Thicke's groin. That's not all, Miley showed no qualms in thrusting her pelvis at the guests. As expected, the net exploded within seconds. "Seriously, what is wrong with this girl? Billy, help your daughter please. #vma #MileyCyrus," said one post about Miley Cyrus' outrageous performance. Twitterati CaptainTouchback also echoed the same sentiment. "Somewhere a dad's achy-breaky heart is breaking one more time. #MileyCyrus," his tweet read. Miley Cyrus, the bodice-clad songstress,

The letter written by the recuperating Governor of Taraba State, Danbaba Suntai, indicating his readiness and fitness to resume duties as the Chief Executive of the state after medical treatment abroad has turned out to be a divisive factor in the Taraba State House of Assembly. Some lawmakers insisted yesterday that  Suntai's letter to the House was not enough. They want him to make himself physically available at the House in order for the lawmakers to assess his fitness for work. These lawmakers even doubt that the governor was the one that wrote the letter. They insist he might not have been fit enough to write the letter. But other lawmakers disagree; they want the House to approve the letter. Apparently, there were attempts to keep this disagreement from the public domain . This is because the members of the House only met behind closed doors yesterday to discuss the letter. Though none of the lawmakers could be reached for comments, an official of the Assemb