Did Ghana Police arrest Ebo Noah? What we know so far

By Nathaniel Kyere Bekoe

Social media has been abuzz with news of a man popularly known as Ebo Noah, who claims to have built an ark to save humanity ahead of an impending flood on Dec. 25, 2025. His video has garnered millions of views locally and globally. 

The Ebo Noah Fuss

A Ghanaian social media user claims that he is building several arks to save people from an impending flood expected to hit Earth on Christmas Day, 2025. His videos, which feature boats and the materials used to build them, have gone viral on social media, garnering millions of views. 

In a video uploaded to YouTube in August, Ebo claims he received a vision in which God warned of three years of rain, beginning on Dec. 25, 2025. As a precautionary measure, he is building an ark in which he will live through the flood. He also implored other like-minded citizens and those outside to join him in the ark, in what he stated was a possible reenactment of the story of biblical Noah.

The social media attention to the issue surged when several users shared his video, unsure whether it was truly a vision from God or a way to boost social media presence. The issue gathered momentum on X, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. This led some YouTubers to invite him to a conversation about prophetic claims. Amid discussions on the issue, some users claimed that “Ebo Noah” had been arrested by the Ghana Police Service for causing fear and panic.

DUBAWA decided to investigate this due to its virality.

Verification

Has the Ghana Police Service apprehended Ebo Noah?

DUBAWA checks reveal that there has been no arrest by the Ghana Police Service in connection with the “Ebo Noah” issue, as claimed by some users. DUBAWA’s checks found no posts on the Ghana Police Service’s social media pages where such arrests of national interest are announced. 

Additionally, there has been no publication by any major news outlet in Ghana regarding the arrest of “Ebo Noah.”

What the Bible says about flooding

Some users appear genuinely concerned about whether the alleged flooding will destroy the world. The mix of cautious interrogation and anxious belief begs the question as to what the Bible says about the subsequent destruction of the world.

Genesis 9:11-13 clearly indicates the Bible’s stance on floods as a means of destruction. The King James Version of the Holy Bible states:

“And I will establish my covenant with you; neither shall all flesh be cut off any more by the waters of a flood; neither shall there any more be a flood to destroy the earth. 12 And God said, This is the token of the covenant which I make between me and you and every living creature that is with you, for perpetual generations: 13 I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth.”

Conclusion

There is no scientific, theological, or meteorological evidence backing the claim that a three-year flood will engulf the world. The Ebo Noah frenzy is a digital cruise catching campaign.

Source: Newswire @ Did Ghana Police arrest Ebo Noah? What we know so far – Dubawa Ghana