Rain Floods Ghana;Numerous de.ad,properties,cars,houses & rooms flooded ,Ebo Noah speaks

Widespread flash flooding is heavily disrupting the Greater Accra Region today, June 29, 2026, due to severe and continuous rainfall that started last night. The National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has issued an official emergency alert warning residents across Accra, Tema, and Kasoa to avoid flood-prone areas. If you are trapped or need urgent help, you should immediately dial the emergency response numbers 112, 191, or 18555.🚨 Critical Areas ImpactedMajor Corridors & Highways: The N1 Highway (especially around Weija and Mallam) and the Kasoa-Mallam road stretch are heavily waterlogged. Massive gridlocks are reported at the Tetteh Quashie Interchange.Submerged Suburbs: Heavy flooding has hit Lapaz, Achimota, Tesano, Madina, Spintex, Kaneshie, Darkuman, and Dzorwulu.Infrastructure & Institutional Closures: Local universities, including the University of Ghana and the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), have suspended campus activities and advised staff and students to stay safe at home. Parts of the Kaneshie Market are severely flooded, and a structural collapse was reported at the A&C Mall carport.💡 Immediate Safety ActionsStay Indoors: Avoid any unnecessary travel or commuting until water levels recede.Do Not Walk or Drive Through Water: Low-lying roads and drains are completely overflowing. Even shallow-looking moving water can sweep away vehicles or people.Secure Possessions: Move essential documents, electronics, and valuables to high shelves or upper floors if your building is vulnerable.Watch Out for Hazards: Disconnect electrical appliances if water enters your home, and stay away from downed power lines or collapsed billboards.Watch this situational report and footage of the ongoing rescue operations and traffic gridlock across Accra to see the most affected routes: Ebo Noah (real name Evans Eshun) is a self-proclaimed Ghanaian prophet who gained viral notoriety in 2025 for a failed doomsday prophecy. He claimed God told him a continuous, global flood would start on December 25, 2025.Following his claims, he solicited donations from thousands of followers to build "arks" designed as the only places of refuge. When the predicted date passed without incident, he faced intense public backlash, with allegations that he used the donated money to purchase a luxury Mercedes-Benz.Here are the key events surrounding the controversy:The Prophecy: Ebo Noah claimed that on December 25, 2025, a massive flood would begin and last for three to four years, requiring humanity to seek safety in wooden arks.The Backlash: Thousands gathered or waited to board the arks in places like Elmina and Kumasi. When the flood didn't happen, Ebo claimed God had "shifted the timeline," which angered many followers who had given up their belongings to fund the project.Police Arrest: Following reports of the unfulfilled prophecy and viral outrage, the Ghanaian Police Service arrested Ebo Noah.Legal and Medical Status: He was remanded into police custody by the Adenta Circuit Court and ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.