Self-proclaimed prophet Ebo Noah has announced that the end of the world he predicted for December 25, 2025, has been postponed.

Ebo Noah, also known as Ebo Jesus, claimed that God answered prayers and gave him more time to expand the Noah’s Arks to save more people.

This announcement comes after large crowds from across Africa traveled to Ghana, hoping to secure a spot on the arks.

Videos circulating online show families, including children and elderly people, gathering at the site with bags and personal belongings, eager to board the arks.

Ebo Noah stated that the arks were unable to accommodate the massive influx of people, prompting him to pray for more time to build additional arks.

Ebo Noah has been building around 10 wooden arks in Ghana, claiming that each can hold up to 5,000 people. He invested approximately 250,000 pounds in the project, which has garnered both support and criticism.

Critics argue that the arks lack engines, navigation systems, and structural strength, and that the funds could be better spent on humanitarian causes.

Ebo Noah’s prophecy was met with skepticism, with some pointing out that the Bible promises no future global flood, citing Genesis 9:11.

Despite this, Ebo Noah maintains that he received a divine vision and is working to save humanity.