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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Seneca Cabrera

Is 'Noah from Ghana' Real? Viral 'Ark of Doom' Video Predicting a 3-Year Flood Sparks AI Hoax Debate

The 'Noah from Ghana' story highlights how religion, social media, and AI can combine to spread convincing yet unverified content online. (Credit: @ebojesus1/TT)

A series of viral videos claiming to show a Ghanaian prophet building a modern-day ark have sparked global debate over whether the footage depicts a genuine act of faith or an elaborate hoax enhanced by artificial intelligence.

The clips, which began circulating in late August 2025, show a man identified as 'Noah' or 'Prophet Ebo Noah' overseeing the construction of a large wooden vessel. The narration claims God warned him of a coming flood that will begin in December 2025 and last three years.

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