A modern “Noah” mobilizes thousands in Ghana for the end of the world this December 25th

He built 8 arks with the certainty that the world will end with a new flood that will begin tomorrow

Ghana.- A man who identifies himself as Eboh Noé, self-proclaimed prophet of the end of the world, has caused a stir by claiming that God revealed to him in a dream that a global flood will begin tomorrow, December 25, Christmas Day.

The statement has unleashed panic and expectation among thousands of followers, while the case goes viral on digital platforms. According to the data, the “modern Noah” has built 8 large wooden arks to save families and repopulate the earth after the flood. Around 380,000 believers are praying, gathering, and traveling to the place, convinced that they are living the last hours before a “world reset.” In videos widely circulating on social media, crowds are seen moving, praying collectively and even urging strangers to join before, according to them, it’s too late.

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However, so far there is no official warning from governments, civil protection agencies, meteorologists, or scientific institutions to support the possibility of an event of such magnitude.

Experts and critics point out that the episode is similar to numerous apocalyptic movements of the past that collapsed when the prophecies were not fulfilled on the announced date. Despite the criticisms, the followers of Eboh Noé maintain their position. “It’s not about evidence, it’s about faith“, repeat those who hope to board the arks.