Ghanaian Prophet Builds ‘Noah's Ark’, Warns of 2025 Christmas Flood, “Whatever Happens”
- Ghanaian prophet, Ebo Noah, has predicted the end of the world by building a model of Noah's ark
- Prophet Ebo warned that there will be a flood for three years, with the rain starting on Christmas Day on Thursday, December 25, 2025
- After constructing the ark, Prophet Ebo gave a final update on the divine instruction a few hours before the Christmas flood warning
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Ghanaian preacher Ebo Noah has completed the construction of an ark after claiming that a three-year rain is forthcoming.
Prophet Noah said the rain would start on Christmas, December 25, 2025, and it would flood the earth.
Source: Twitter
He gave the warning in a viral video on his Instagram page in August, 2025.
Prophet Noah insisted that he received a divine instruction to construct an ark in preparation for a catastrophic flood, despite a reminder that in Genesis 9, God sent a rainbow as a sign that he would not flood the earth again.
As reported by Premium Times, the prophet said the ark will serve as the only refuge when disaster strikes.
The Ghanaian prophet, a few hours before Christmas, gave a final update on what to expect from the second flooding.
In a post on his Instagram page, Noah stated that whatever happens is now in God's hands.
While wearing his signature brown sackcloth, he wrote:
“I have fasted for three weeks. I have prayed. I have told you to repent. I have interceded on behalf of Ghana and the entire world. Whatever happens is the decision of GOD.”
According to reports shared on X @HustleBitch_, no fewr than 380,000 followers of Prophet Ebo have gathered and are praying, waiting to board the ark in the final hours before the world resets.
Reactions as Ghanaian prophet builds ‘Noah's ark.’
@jamila_go
If the flood does not occur tomorrow (Dec 25, 2025), is Ebo Noah likely to face a mix of public ridicule, possible legal scrutiny & a reshuffling of his follower base... much like previous doomsday claimants? Will he fade away? R, or continue preaching?
@vincent_vancode
Which tomorrow, I live in Australia, it's the 25th here, blue skies, no sign of apocalyptic floods. I will wait until t26th so I am sure it's t25th already all over the world.
@HumbleWarrior
Did he even read the Bible? We shall not know the day or time of Jesus return. But also, the rainbow is a sign from God that he will never again flood the earth. It is His promise.
@sum109
What will happen to his theory if nothing happens on 25/12? I can’t wait to hear what he will say on Boxing Day.
@DazeOfTheWolf
Another prophet of disaster, who says this ship is loose? All about the faith, and nothing for the proof? I think we have the answer t what is going to go down already.
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