EBO NOAH RESURFACES WITH HUGE ARK MONTHS AFTER FAILED DOOMSDAY PROPHECY

Ghanaian self-proclaimed prophet Ebo Noah has resurfaced online with videos showing him building a large wooden structure resembling the biblical ark.

Ebo Noah, whose real name is Evans Eshun, gained international attention in 2025 after claiming that a devastating flood would begin on December 25, 2025, and destroy the world.

He said he was building arks to save people from the predicted disaster.

However, the predicted worldwide flood did not happen. Ghanaian authorities later reported that Eshun admitted the prophecy was false and that some of the content had been fabricated.

Months later, videos circulating online show Ebo Noah working on a large wooden structure. His latest activity has renewed interest in the controversial prophet and his earlier claims.

The structure has been described in reports as Biblical-like, although its exact purpose and dimensions have not been independently established.

Ebo Noah’s story has continued to attract attention on social media, where users have questioned his latest project following the failure of his previous doomsday prediction.