Awoyinka Temiloluwa Aka TirexJds Profile

It's no more news in Eksu that a new sun has risen & his blazing hot with his Punchlines his name Awoyinka Temiloluwa known as TirexJds is an upcoming artist that trills his Fans with the Best rap

 He has also won GTB bank Best rapper of the day during a rap battle/performance on stage during GTB Dynamics show. His a Rap artist, Song writer and Performer Born December 2nd

 His a Law student of Ekiti state University, for the love he has for his Faculty & Fans he decided to drop a short Free style which he Titled Garantee Trust Me. Enjoy It

                 TIREX JDS- Garantee trust me freestyle

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Linda Ikeji Blogger's sister reportedly in love with Kanu Nwankwo's brother

 

  According to a report by journalist of Seyifrosh blog, the two are seriously into one another and have been keeping their affair close themselves and few family members.

 In one of the Laura's 2,499 pictures on Instagram, she posted a picture of herself and Ogbonna having an early morning jog in far away United States of America, where she had gone to visit her sister.

 Though Ogbonna, who works closely with his brother, Kanu Nwankwo, has two kids from a previous relationship that went sour, he's said to be head over heels in love with Laura, who also doubles as a blogger.

  In another picture, Laura posted a picture of herself in her bed awaiting the arrival of Mr O, and followed it with a picture of her hand and a male hand (suggested to be Ogbonna's hand) with the caption, 'My world.'

Heart Break Syndrome-You could literally die of heartbreak, according to new research

  Imagine the pain of being broken up with, or worse, a loved one has died and you feel the physical ache within the left cavity of your chest. You may be experiencing a rite of passage through adulthood’s love and loss, or you could be experiencing a life-threatening condition — broken heart syndrome.

 The condition called broken-Heart syndrome  causes its victims to experience sudden chest pain and shortness of breath and is often triggered by a tragic event, such as living through a car accident or receiving emotionally difficult news.

Researchers from Minneapolis Heart Institute, observed, after studying 200 takotsubo cardiomyopathy patients’ medical histories, that the blood pumping in and out of your heart becomes temporarily disrupted by a surge of stress hormones, which are secreted in response to devastating news, according to the Mayo Clinic. The contraction in your heart may be more than just a flicker of elevated blood pulsing through a valve, though; it may actually kill you.

“It’s not as benign a condition as originally thought,” Dr. Scott Sharkey, a research cardiologist at the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, told Yahoo News. “The true mortality rate is only becoming manifest as we have a broader experience with this.”

The study, published in the American Journal of Medicine, showed that the condition is an overwhelmingly female-dominated condition as only 10 percent of the test subjects were male.

At first, the symptoms experienced might confuse doctors into proceeding with an angiogram to X-ray the heart’s blood vessels. Then they hone in on the heart’s left ventricle with a cardiac MRI or CT exam to see if it matches the distinctions found in the hearts of takotsubo cardiomyopathy patients.

The abnormal contractions of a broken heart usually go away after one to four weeks, but if the pain persists longer, patients receive aggressive treatments, such as blood pressure medication and breathing machines. Of the 45 patients treated, nine died despite the interventions administered by medical teams.