Sister Inah Canabarro Lucas, the world's oldest person, has died at 116 years old in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Known for her unwavering faith and passion for football, Sister Inah was born on June 8, 1908, in Rio Grande do Sul. Renowned for her cheerful personality, she often celebrated her birthday with a cake resembling the stadium of her beloved Sport Club Internacional. Describing her long life as a blessing from God, she credited her longevity to faith.
In her final years, while battling hearing and sight issues, she maintained a routine focused on prayer and gratitude. Sister Inah became the oldest living person after the passing of the previous titleholder, Tomiko Itooka, in January. A former teacher of Portuguese and maths, Sister Inah’s life was characterized by discipline, sociability, and a love for her community. Her passing has prompted condolences from fans and the sporting community, remembering her kindness and passion for life.