JUST IN: Ghanaian Prophet Who Predicted Christmas Day Fl0od Spotted in New Mercedes-Benz After Heavy Donations for ‘Ark’ Project
JUST IN: Ghanaian Prophet Who Predicted Christmas Day Flood Spotted in New Mercedes-Benz After Heavy Donations for ‘Ark’
ProjectControversial Ghanaian prophet Eboh Noah, who recently made headlines after prophesying that God would destroy the world on Christmas Day through another global flood, has sparked fresh outrage and reactions online after acquiring a brand new Mercedes-Benz luxury car
The prophet had earlier urged his followers to donate heavily, claiming the funds were needed to build an ark that would save him and his congregation ahead of the alleged divine judgment.
The prophecy, which gained massive attention across social media platforms, caused fear, panic, and intense debate, especially as Christmas Day approached.
However, on Christmas Day the very date the world was purportedly meant to end Prophet Eboh Noah was reportedly sighted at Rapperholic, an annual hip-hop concert organized by Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie, arriving in style with his newly acquired luxury Mercedes-Benz.
Photos and videos circulating online show the prophet appearing relaxed and cheerful at the event, triggering a wave of backlash from netizens who accused him of exploiting religious faith for personal gain.
Many questioned the whereabouts of the promised ark and demanded accountability over how donated funds were utilized.
Social media users have since flooded comment sections with mixed reactions, ranging from sarcasm and outrage to disappointment, with some calling on regulatory authorities and religious bodies to investigate the matter.
As of the time of filing this report, Prophet Eboh Noah has not issued any official statement explaining the failed prophecy, the ark project, or the source of funds used to acquire the luxury vehicle.
The incident has reignited conversations around false prophecies, religious manipulation, and the commercialization of faith, especially in an era where sensational predictions often go viral before being questioned.
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