After battling cancer for six years, Seema Jaya Sharma passed away on Friday, August 21, 2015. However before her death, the 37-year-old Redbridge, Essex resident had her son posthumously post an inspirational message from her account few hours after her death. Her inspirational message went viral after being shared on Facebook.

He began his mother's final message with "My mum passed away today at 14:10. She wrote this as her final status...she wanted her last words to be 'I got 21seconds to go!!! ( a reference to the single '21 Seconds' by So Solid Crew.) Seema's inspirational message after the cut...

Below is how the church of the controversial SA pastor is reporting his latest wonder deliverance

"The man of God commanded the sheep to come to the front & he started demonstrating power through them. He first commanded the spirit of a snake to enter into them and commanded the spirit to show its character in them. They started moving like snakes and behaving like snakes. He then sent them to go to Nigeria and they started to speak like Nigerians. He further demonstrated by sending them into the water and commanded them to swim.

The baby defied the odds to survive. What a miracle! 

'Muslim schoolgirls from Hyderabad practicing Chinese wushu martial arts in their shalwar kameez, hijab and all.' Another photo after the cut...

Photos: A 25-year-old female appointed a Judge

25-year-old Jasmine Twitty just made history by becoming the youngest judge ever in Easley, South Carolina, US. Wow! 

A man who had his penis ripped off  when he was 6 years old has been fitted with an 8in bionic manhood which inflates when you squeeze the testicles.
43 year old Virgin Mohammed Abad, lost his penis in a road accident in Huddersfield but now, for the first time, he has a fully functioning package complete with "on" and "off" buttons.

Social media sites were overflowing with tribute messages to Dr. Mosa Sultan Al Kaabi who died on Thursday, August 20, at the age of 31, following a road accident.

According to Emirates News, Dr. Al Kaabi was the UAE’s first bone surgeon and an international goodwill ambassador for the country. A social personality known for her love for others, she was a prominent figure in the UAE community and was involved with several humanitarian and charitable initiatives. Until her death, Dr. Mosa was a top physician at the Zayed Military Hospital.


The tragic accident happened on the Dubai Bypass Road [Emirates Road] on Thursday evening, as she was returning from Abu Dhabi to Fujairah. She was buried after Friday prayers at Omar bin Abdul Aziz Mosque area in Fujairah. The funeral was attended by her family and a large number of friends and colleagues.