Ghanaian man, Ebo Noah, who drew global attention after building a massive wooden ark
Ghanaian ‘Noah’ Explains Why Christmas Flood Prophecy Failed to Happen
A Ghanaian man, Ebo Noah, who drew global attention after building a massive wooden ark and predicting a catastrophic flood from December 25, has explained why the foretold disaster did not occur.
Ebo, who went viral in August after unveiling the structure known as the Ebo Noah Ark, had claimed he received a divine revelation warning of three years of devastating rainfall that would begin on Christmas Day and wipe out the world. He urged the public to repent and prepare for the impending calamity.
The prophecy and videos showing the construction and expansion of the ark attracted widespread media coverage and visitors from across Ghana and beyond, drawing comparisons with the biblical Noah.
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However, in a video message released on Thursday, Ebo said he later received a fresh revelation following periods of prayer, fasting and consultations with other religious leaders.
According to him, the new vision revealed that the number of people expected to seek refuge in the ark from around the world was far greater than its capacity, prompting him to appeal for divine intervention.
Ebo said he was subsequently granted more time to build additional arks to accommodate everyone, explaining that this was why the prophesied Christmas flood did not occur.
He also cautioned members of the public against rushing to the ark’s location, stressing that he was not selling tickets or collecting money from anyone.
Urging calm during the festive season, Ebo encouraged people to remain at home, enjoy the holidays and continue to repent, insisting that his message remained valid.
“Stay home. Enjoy yourself. Have fun. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The ark is still there. Repent,” he said.
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