Ghanaian Police Detain False Prophet Ebo Noah, Who Predicted a Flood

On the eve of the anticipated event, Ebo Noy unexpectedly announced that the apocalypse was postponed. Shortly after this, the police conducted an arrest, suspecting him of fraud.

Evans Eshun, who announced the construction of ten arks, informed his followers that more time was needed to create additional vessels, as there would not be enough space in the arks for everyone who wanted to board. He explained that it was thanks to his prayers that the disaster was averted.

The funds raised for the construction of the arks were used by Ebo Noy to purchase a Mercedes-Benz car, which raised suspicions among law enforcement.

The arrest occurred on the eve of the New Year and was the result of an investigation into his activities related to misleading people for financial gain. Despite claims of a modest lifestyle, videos appeared online showing him showcasing his new luxury car. The authorities of Ghana are urging citizens to be cautious and not to fall for the manipulations of such false prophets.

It is important to note that Ebo Noy's predictions about the flood had a serious impact on the lives of those who believed his words.

The mass panic led people to leave their homes, jobs, and studies, spending money on trips to the construction site of the arks, which created significant social problems.

The situation could have been more acceptable if Ebo Noy had acknowledged his mistake and apologized to the people.

Moreover, he violated Ghana's law, which prohibits spreading false prophecies that cause fear and panic.

And if the law is broken, one must be held accountable.

It is known that Evans Eshun admitted to his actions and expressed remorse, explaining that his motivation was to attract attention and gain popularity.

We will monitor the developments and await the results of the psychiatric examination.

Source: mk.ru