Sakyi Bright 
Self-proclaimed prophet Ebo Noah has been trending widely across Ghanaian and African social media over recent weeks, drawing attention for his repeated claims about a coming global flood and his construction of what he describes as an “ark.” As Christmas Day approached, these statements sparked discussion, curiosity, criticism, and concern among netizens and public figures alike.
It all began with videos and posts shared by Ebo Noah and his supporters suggesting that a catastrophic flood, similar to the biblical story of Noah, would start on December 25, 2025. The claims spread rapidly online, with some followers gathering near the ark and sharing photos and livestreams of their preparations.
However, as the date drew closer, the situation shifted. Ebo Noah later released statements indicating that, according to him, God had postponed the destruction of the earth by water, suggesting that the earlier timeline was no longer valid. These updates continued to circulate, with supporters and critics reacting differently online.
The controversy has prompted concern beyond social media chatter. Public commentators including religious analysts and security experts have raised questions about the impact of such warnings on public behavior and safety, particularly when large groups gather in the belief that dramatic events are imminent. One media report noted that concerns were raised regarding how these messages might influence crowd behavior and general safety planning.
Critics, including clergy and commentators, also emphasise that extraordinary claims require strong evidence and responsible communication. They remind the public that predictions of global or catastrophic events should be approached with caution and that official scientific and meteorological bodies do not support claims of such global floods.
Despite the ongoing debates, Ebo Noah continues to post warnings online including statements addressing those who doubt him, keeping the topic alive in certain online circles.
Why This Matters
The Ebo Noah story highlights how quickly social media can amplify unverified claims and how influential digital platforms have become in shaping public opinion. Whether or not one agrees with his messages, this situation underscores the importance of thoughtful media consumption, verification of sources, and responsible communication especially on topics that touch on fear, faith, and public safety.
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