By Peace Udugba
In a dramatic twist to a prophecy that captured widespread attention across Ghana and parts of Africa, Ghanaian preacher Prophet Ebo Noah has urged all who sought refuge in his ark to return home, declaring that the world will not end today, December 25, 2025.
The self-proclaimed prophet had earlier predicted a catastrophic global flood beginning on Christmas Day. In preparation, he reportedly built multiple arks and drew thousands of believers from across Africa, many of whom traveled to Ghana in hopes of surviving the disaster.
However, speaking this morning, Prophet Ebo Noah said he spent the entire night in fervent prayer and intercession, pleading with God to show mercy. According to him, God responded by instructing him to tell the people to go back home, assuring that the flood had been postponed.
“God has heard the cries of the people and shown us mercy,” he said. “Everyone who had gone into hiding should return to their homes. The world will not be destroyed today.”
Despite widespread skepticism and mixed reactions from the public, many of his followers have expressed relief and gratitude. Others, however, have raised concerns over the panic and disruption caused by the initial prophecy.
As of now, no signs of a flood have been reported.
The incident has once again placed Prophet Ebo Noah at the center of national and continental attention, with many questioning the influence and responsibility of religious leaders during times of uncertainty.
