Popular Ghanaian spiritual figure Ebo Noah has stirred intense discussion online after making a confident public appearance in a luxurious new car just a day before the date he allegedly predicted a major flood would occur. A video of the moment, shared widely on social media, shows him cruising calmly in a high-end Mercedes-Benz, drawing mixed reactions from supporters and critics alike.
The appearance comes amid renewed attention on Ebo Noah’s past prophetic claims, particularly predictions that have generated public anxiety and debate. Social media users quickly linked the timing of the video to the forecasted flood date, questioning why the cleric appeared relaxed and mobile if a disaster was imminent. Others interpreted the moment as a display of confidence, suggesting that he may not believe the prophecy would materialize as expected.
Reactions online have been sharply divided. Some followers defended Ebo Noah, arguing that owning or showcasing wealth does not invalidate spiritual messages. They cautioned against misinterpreting prophetic warnings, noting that such messages are often symbolic or conditional. Critics, however, accused him of inconsistency and called for greater responsibility from religious figures whose statements can influence public behaviour and emotions.
The incident has reignited broader conversations in Ghana about prophecy, accountability, and the influence of religious leaders in the digital age. In recent years, public institutions such as the Ghana Meteorological Agency and the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) have repeatedly urged citizens to rely on verified scientific data for weather-related information, especially during the rainy season when flooding risks are highest.
As the predicted date passed, many online users continued to debate the credibility of prophetic warnings versus official forecasts. The viral video of Ebo Noah’s public appearance has become a focal point in this discussion, highlighting the power of social media in shaping narratives around faith, wealth, and public trust.
The episode serves as a reminder of the need for discernment, responsible communication, and reliance on credible sources when addressing matters of public safety.
Sources: YEN.com.gh