Ghanaian Prophet Ebo Noah's Ark Destroyed in Arson Incident

The case of Ebo Noah, a self-proclaimed prophet from Ghana, has taken a dramatic turn following the arson of an ark that was intended as a means of salvation from a predicted global flood on December 25, 2025.

Previously, Ebo Noah announced to his followers a delay in the anticipated apocalypse, stating that "God revealed to him" to allow more time for individuals to join his initiative. He mentioned plans to expand the project to accommodate additional followers, including the construction of more vessels in the future.

Footage circulating on social media shows numerous individuals who sold their belongings to secure spots on the proposed ships. Another video features Ebo Noah exiting a luxury 2025 Mercedes, valued at approximately $89,000, which is believed to have been funded by contributions from his followers.

In a bid to disrupt this controversial project, an unidentified man set the ark ablaze. However, it was later revealed that the destroyed ark did not belong to Ebo Noah but rather to another individual, complicating the narrative and drawing significant attention on social media platforms in Ghana.

These incidents are part of a broader series of unusual developments surrounding Ebo Noah, which have ignited both local and international debate.