Prophet Ebo Noah Under Fire for Buying Mercedes with Flood Donations
Ghanaian Prophet Ebo Noah Under Fire for Buying Mercedes with Flood Donations
A self-proclaimed prophet in Ghana, Ebo Noah, is facing backlash after allegedly using donations meant for a supposed worldwide flood to buy a luxurious Mercedes-Benz. Ebo Noah had predicted a massive flood would destroy everything starting Christmas Day, prompting many to donate money for the construction of arks.
The prophet claimed God instructed him to build arks to save people, and he even showed videos of himself building 10 wooden boats. However, when the predicted flood didn’t happen, Ebo Noah said the disaster was merely delayed, citing divine intervention and further prayer. He assured followers they’d be given more time to build additional arks.
The controversy deepened when photos of the Mercedes-Benz surfaced online, sparking outrage among the public. Many are questioning how Ebo Noah could afford such a luxury item while claiming to be preparing for a catastrophic event. Some followers who traveled to Ghana hoping to board the arks are now stranded and upset.
Ebo Noah’s actions have raised concerns about financial exploitation and manipulation of faith. Critics argue that his lavish lifestyle contradicts his supposed spiritual mission. Despite the backlash, some followers remain loyal, believing the prophecy was merely postponed.
The incident has sparked a heated debate about accountability and transparency in spiritual leadership. As investigations unfold, many are left wondering what will happen to Ebo Noah’s followers and the donations they contributed.
