Three Years of Rain Begin on Christmas Day 2025 and Flood the World
Ghana's 'Ebo Noah' Built Arks for a Global Flood From December 25, 2025, Then Postponed It on Christmas Eve
From August 2025 a self-styled prophet in a burlap robe posted videos of ark-building and warned of three years of rain from Christmas Day. On Christmas Eve he said God had granted more time.
What was claimed (paraphrase)
He had previously warned that the world would experience heavy, uninterrupted rainfall beginning on Christmas Day, lasting for three years, in a scenario he said mirrored the biblical story of Noah.
— Ebo Noah (Evans Eshun; self-proclaimed Ghanaian prophet) · said Aug 2025 · due December 25, 2025
No flood. On December 24 he called off the gathering at the arks, and on December 26 NewsGhana reported Ghana 'continued its normal operations.'
The Story
The Star's summary, not his words. NewsGhana says he claimed his arks could hold 600 million people. Explaining the delay, he said the crowd in his vision was too big for the arks: 'After the intercession, God has given us some time to build more arks in that will contain all of us.'
He added: 'Please, stay home. Enjoy yourself. Have fun.' No new date was given. Compare martin-flood-1954.
Later spin
On December 24, 2025 he said God had granted more time to build more arks, and gave no new date.
Receipts
- God postponed doomsday, says self-proclaimed Ghanaian prophet Noah Ebo after failed Christmas flood prophecy - The Star, Kenya (December 25, 2025)accessed 2026-10-09
- Ghana's Noah explains why Dec 25 doomsday prophecy failed - Punch (December 2025)accessed 2026-10-09
- Ghanaian Prophet Postpones Doomsday After Flood Fails to Materialize - NewsGhana (December 26, 2025)accessed 2026-10-09