God Postpones Armageddon So His Favorite Ghanaian ‘Prophet’ Can Break In New Benz

Self-proclaimed Ghanaian prophet Ebo Noah allegedly purchased a Mercedes-Benz with donations from believers who thought they were funding preparations for a Christmas Day worldwide flood.

The prophet doubled down Wednesday, telling his 1.2 million TikTok followers that God had postponed the apocalypse to allow time for building more life-saving arks. (RELATED: Europe’s Left Whines As Christians Defend Christmas)

“I have prayed, I have fasted, I have donated, and I have built. And through my prayers, I got another vision,” Ebo Noah said, wearing brown rags and carrying a staff and rod. “God has given us some time to build more arks, in addition to the 10.”

He told viewers to stay home, enjoy their Christmas and stop sending donations.

@ebonoah GOD HAS ANSWERED OUR PRAYERS🙏🙏#fyp #FYPP #trend #fyppppppppppppppppppppppp @mr.brownofficial2 @Sarkodie @Kofi Kinaata @codemicky ♬ I will pray – Ebuka Songs

“Still, the ark is there. Repent! Repent! Repent! God bless you,” he continued.

Ebo Noah claims arks have been built using the donations but a local resident of Elmina — the town where the prophet relocated three months ago — shared footage showing the supposed ark is actually a fishing boat being constructed by locals.

“I’ve received many calls from people all over the world. What he’s saying is not true. He’s a content creator — that’s how we know him,” the resident said.

Elmina resident exposes viral content creator, Ebo Noah, revealing he does not own any of the large boats being constructed.

He revealed that the boats are being constructed by local residents to be used as fishing boats, as opposed to Ebo Noah’s claims of them being a modern… pic.twitter.com/rXRgCXI9ke

— SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 (@SIKAOFFICIAL1) December 12, 2025

While many commenters on his TikTok videos appeared to be in on the joke, thousands of believers took him seriously. Videos showed crowds carrying their belongings and heading to Elmina before Christmas following reports of heavy rain in the region, according to News Ghana.

🇬🇭Ghana Prophet’s, Ebo Noah warned of a biblical flood starting December 25, urging followers to buy spots on arks he built in Kumasi to survive years of submersion. Crowds from Ghana, Benin, and Liberia sold possessions and camped nearby, but clear skies on December 26 prompted… pic.twitter.com/Ua8Zwwm92A

— Geostratfor (@ElCambur442953) December 26, 2025

Ebo Noah repeatedly solicited donations and was recently spotted driving a luxury Mercedes-Benz while still wearing his prophet’s rags, leading many to conclude he’d pocketed the money, according to WION.

Just In 🚨: Ebo Noah acquires brand new Mercedes Benz 2025 worth $89,000

But won’t the flood come again or he will park the Benz in the ark? https://t.co/imH4pvIzaS pic.twitter.com/GPvl8fbqPe

— WithAlvin 🇬🇭 (@withAlvin__) December 24, 2025

Ghanaian authorities arrested him in December for causing public panic but released him after 72 hours, determining that sharing religious prophecies wasn’t technically illegal, the outlet reported.

Ebo Noah at the #Rapperholic2525 😂😂😂😂this guy paaaa pic.twitter.com/j7bJ6ILZBS

— Black Stiches 🕸️ (@BlackStiches_) December 26, 2025

Videos have since emerged of Ebo Noah appearing at Rapperholic, an annual hip-hop concert held on Christmas — the day the world was supposed to end. He arrived at the venue in his Mercedes-Benz, delivered a brief call to repentance onstage, then welcomed award-winning rapper Sarkodie to enthusiastic cheers, News Ghana reported.