Liberian Man Left Stranded in Ghana After “Ebo Noah's Ark" Prophecy Fails to Materialize
Odarty Blackie
A report coming from the Ashanti Region, in Ghana, has indicated that an unidentified Liberian national who travelled from Liberia to Ghana, hoping to board Ebo Noah’s modern-day ark, has been found in a distressed state on the streets of Elmina, Central Region.
According to the information gathered, residents in the area took to social media early on Friday, December 26, 2025, seeking help and refuge for the man after videos showing him sitting alone and seemingly hopeless began circulating online.
The Liberian who fell victim to Ebo Noah's Ark false prophecy, left his country with the belief that he could be saved from a prophesied flood revealed by the Ghanaian preacher Ebo Noah.
For weeks, Ebo Noah, the self-proclaimed prophet, claimed that a catastrophic global flood would begin on December 25, 2025, and that only those aboard his constructed ark would be spared.
Thousands of people from across Ghana, and reportedly some from neighbouring countries, travelled to his ark sites, some even selling personal belongings in the belief they would be rescued.
However, no such flood occurred on Christmas Day (December 25, 2025). In the absence of the predicted catastrophe and after widespread disappointment, several victims, mostly from Kumasi, have expressed frustration, while others mock the failed prophecy.
But Prophet Noah still maintains in a recent video that rain will come, stating that he is building more arks, underscoring consistency as he appears at Sarkodie’s Rapperholic.
In a video shared widely on a social media platform, a Liberian man was seen lowering his head in despair as a Ghanaian woman explained his situation.
The good Samaritan of Elmina, Central Region, reported that the man has been in tears since the early morning after realizing that the feared flood never came and that his hopes of salvation were misplaced.
People in Takoradi, a popular coastal city in southern Ghana, have, however, composed a song for Ebo Noah.
