Ghanian Christian Prophet Eboh Noah predicts global flood on December 25, 2025
Eboh Noah claims God instructed him in a vision to build up to ten wooden arks for saving select families and animals during three to four years of nonstop rain submerging the world
Ghanaian self-proclaimed Prophet Eboh Noah has sparked widespread controversy by predicting a global flood on December 25, 2025, reminiscent of the biblical Noah story
He claims divine instruction to build multiple arks to save humanity, drawing massive online attention amid Christmas preparations.
Reports indicate he faces arrest for spreading what authorities deem fake news.
Ebo Noah asserts God revealed a three-year deluge starting Christmas Day, breaking the Genesis covenant against future floods.
He says he constructed up to ten wooden arks, one holding 5,000 people, and gathered animals in pairs for repopulation.
Social media videos show him fasting, praying in simple robes, and urging global followers to join via covenant.
Biblical and Theological Backlash, Critics highlight Genesis 9:11, where God vows no repeat flood, symbolized by the rainbow, questioning the prophecy’s scriptural basis.
Many Christians argue end-times involve fire, not water, per Revelation.
Noah endures online mockery, likening it to biblical ridicule of the original Noah.
Ghanaian authorities reportedly arrested him December 22 for alarmist claims disrupting public order. Followers remain unfazed, viewing persecution as prophetic fulfillment.
