Ebo Noah introduced Sarkodie on stage at 2025 Rapperholic
Self-acclaimed prophet Ebo Noah, who had predicted a devastating global flood on December 25, 2025, made a surprise appearance at Sarkodie’s Rapperholic concert held at the Grand Arena on the very day the prophecy was supposed to come to pass.
Ebo Noah has been one of the most talked-about “religious figures” in recent months after claiming he received divine revelations about an impending worldwide flood.
His warnings, which included plans to build modern-day “arks” to save believers, earned him a following but also attracted criticism from religious leaders, scientists and social media users who questioned the credibility of his claims.
Ebo Noah claims God allegedly postponed destruction of the earth by water
His unexpected presence at Rapperholic immediately caught the attention of the crowd. As he mounted the stage to introduce the headline act, Sarkodie, some audience members questioned him over the much-publicised prophecy.
Addressing the issue on the Rapperholic stage, Ebo Noah told the crowd the flood did not happen because he prayed against it.
According to him, God revealed a message of redemption, and the collective prayers offered changed the course of events. He added that since God had answered their prayers, it is only right for everyone to party.
His explanation was met with loud cheers from the packed crowd, as animated flood visuals played on the LED screens behind him.
Moments after Ebo Noah ended his introduction, Sarkodie’s DJ dropped the rapper’s hit song “Happy Day,” featuring Kuami Eugene.
Sarkodie then stormed the stage, rapping the iconic line, “It’s a beautiful brand-new day, ma sendi Nyankopɔn WhatsApp wɔe ready, obe reply Tuesday,” sending the crowd into a frenzy and turning what was once a doomsday prediction into a full-blown party moment at Rapperholic.
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