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😳Man Burns Down Ark After Mistaking It for Ebo Noah’s Structure A bizarre incident has been reported involving a man who allegedly set fire to an ark he believed belonged to self-styled prophet Ebo Noah. According to eyewitness accounts, the man’s wife and family had reportedly packed their belongings...

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