Evan Eshun, popularly known as Prophet Ebo Noah, has reportedly been arrested by the Inspector-General of Police’s (IGP) Special Cyber Vetting Team, according to emerging reports circulating on social and traditional media.
While official details remain limited at the time of publication, sources indicate that the arrest is linked to ongoing cyber-related investigations being handled by the Ghana Police Service. The Special Cyber Vetting Team, a unit mandated to investigate cybercrime, digital fraud, misinformation, and related offenses, is said to be leading the matter.
Prophet Ebo Noah is a well-known religious figure whose activities and public pronouncements have attracted significant attention in recent years, particularly across digital platforms. His large online following has often placed him at the center of public discourse, with supporters and critics closely monitoring his messages and prophecies.
The alleged arrest has sparked widespread reactions online, with mixed responses from the public. While some have called for due process and restraint in public commentary, others have urged law enforcement agencies to ensure transparency and accountability in handling high-profile cases.
As of now, the Ghana Police Service has not issued an official statement confirming the arrest or outlining specific charges. Legal experts caution that, until formal charges are announced and court proceedings commence, the suspect is presumed innocent under the law.
This publication will continue to monitor developments and provide verified updates as more information becomes available from official sources.
This is a developing story.
