Multitudes troop from Benin Republic to Ghana to secure spot on Noah Ebo’s Ark
Hundreds of people have reportedly travelled from Benin Republic to Ghana in a bid to secure a place on what is described as Noah Ebo’s Ark, following a prophecy by a Ghanaian cleric predicting an imminent global flood.
The movement is linked to Prophet Eboh Noah, who claims that God revealed to him that the world would end on December 25, 2025, through another flood similar to the biblical account of Noah.
According to the cleric, he has been divinely instructed to construct eight arks that would preserve selected families who would later repopulate the earth after the catastrophe.
Eyewitness accounts and social media videos circulating online show large groups of followers arriving in Ghana, some allegedly having sold their possessions and handed over the proceeds to the prophet as preparation for the prophesied apocalypse, said to be just days away.
@Macqoy reports who shared the video said …
“Eii! 😳 These people are coming all the way from Benin 🇧🇯 to Ghana tonight just to secure a spot in Ebo Noah’s Ark!”
One netizen @EIshmael_ said: “Africa needs help! This is so sad 😢 con artist are destorying the people”
@LilithBlack25 opined; “Religious psychosis is a pandemic”
@CryptoBullRon stated: “We’re all gonna look pretty stupid when it starts raining”
Watch video below …
Eii! 😳 These people are coming all the way from Benin 🇧🇯 to Ghana tonight just to secure a spot in Ebo Noah’s Ark! pic.twitter.com/NZgsqXNR6H
— Maqcoy Reports (@maqcoyreports) December 23, 2025
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