Prophet Allegedly Arrested Over ‘End of the World’ Prophecy
Prophet Allegedly Arrested Over ‘End of the World’ Prophecy
Reports emerging from Ghana indicate that popular self-styled prophet, Ebo Noah, has allegedly been arrested by security operatives following widespread panic triggered by his controversial prophecy that God would end the world on December 25.
According to circulating reports, Prophet Ebo Noah claimed he received a divine revelation warning that God plans to destroy the world again using water, similar to the biblical flood. He further declared that he had been instructed to prepare multiple arks to save those who believe and obey his message.
Panic, Fear, and Rising Tension
The prophecy reportedly sparked fear and confusion in several communities, with people traveling from far and near to secure space in the so-called arks ahead of December 25. Eyewitness accounts allege that some followers began making drastic preparations, abandoning daily activities in anticipation of the predicted catastrophe.
Concerned citizens and religious leaders raised alarms over the psychological and social impact of the message, warning that it could lead to mass hysteria, exploitation, or even loss of lives.
Authorities Step In
Sources claim Ghanaian authorities intervened after the prophecy began causing widespread tension. Prophet Ebo Noah was allegedly taken into custody for spreading false information capable of causing public panic, though official statements are yet to fully clarify the charges against him.
Security agencies are said to be investigating the construction of the alleged eight arks, as well as claims that followers were being encouraged to relocate or make financial contributions to secure safety.
Mixed Reactions Online
The development has generated massive reactions across social media. While some users dismissed the prophecy as another case of religious manipulation, others expressed concern over how easily misinformation can spread and destabilize society.
Several Christian leaders have also spoken out, emphasizing that no individual knows the day or time of the end of the world, urging believers to remain calm and discerning.
Awaiting Official Confirmation
As of the time of filing this report, Ghanaian authorities have not released a comprehensive official statement confirming the arrest or outlining the next steps. The situation remains under close observation as December 25 approaches.
This story is developing and will be updated as more verified information becomes available.
