A Ghanaian prophet who previously warned that the world would soon be destroyed by a massive flood has sparked fresh reactions after being seen at rapper Sarkodie’s concert.
Prophet Noah gained attention nationwide after claiming God revealed that a catastrophic flood — similar to the biblical story of Noah — was coming to wipe out the world. His prophecy spread rapidly, drawing widespread debate, fear, and curiosity.
He further announced that he had begun building arks to save people ahead of the supposed disaster. However, following the panic that followed his message, the prophet later returned with a new declaration, saying the destruction had been “postponed.” According to him, God showed mercy after his prayers and allowed more time for preparation and completion of additional arks.
His appearance at Sarkodie’s concert surprised many. Eyewitnesses expressed shock that someone who had warned of an imminent global catastrophe appeared relaxed at a major entertainment event.
Videos and photos of the prophet at the concert quickly went viral, generating mixed reactions online as people questioned the consistency of his prophecy.
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