Accra Floods: Kwadwo Sheldon’s Estate Floods in Sunday’s Heavy Rainfall, Videos

• Content creator Kwadwo Sheldon was among the Ghanaians who were affected by the heavy downpour on Sunday, May 18, 2025
• On his X account, he shared videos of the estate in which he resides and called out managers and developers after it was flooded
• Many people empathised with Kwadwo Sheldon, while others shared stories of their homes also being affected by the rainfall

Famous Ghanaian YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon's home was flooded during the heavy downpour on Sunday, May 18, 2025, and he shared videos online.

Kwadwo Sheldon's home floods during heavy rains

In the caption of the post he made on X, the Ghanaian YouTuber noted that he had returned from Kwahu to find his house underwater due to the heavy rainfall.

He noted that scenes from nearby homes inside the estate where he resided were 'unbelievable', and he emphasised that his home had also not escaped.

"I came back from Kwahu to see this.. my home is flooded… bro crazy scenes," he wrote.

Reacting to the unfortunate incident on X, Kwadwo Sheldon shared videos and blamed the owners and managers of the estate for whatever damage was caused.

He dropped a cryptic message for the owners of the estate, hinting that he was considering taking legal action against them for perceived poor planning.

"This is on the estate and they are about to know what time is it in court 🤝."

Kwadwo Sheldon gives update on flood situation

On Monday, May 19, 2025, Kwadwo Sheldon took to Instagram to give his concerned followers an update on the flood situation at his estate.

The content creator praised God for his safety, and in a lighthearted joke, noted that due to the unfortunate incident, he was homeless for now.

"I seen sheege yesterday but we move!! God is the greatest! I am safe and homeless for now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂."

Reactions to Kwadwo Sheldon's flooded area

Below are the reactions of social media users to the videos Sheldon shared of his area being affected by the heavy rainfall:

@__theSeyram said:

"Oo damnn, this one dier the estate has to be held accountable cuz wth"

@AmeyawDebrah said:

"Wow that’s crazy. Stay safe chale"

@kobe_boujee88 said:

"Oh Chale slow oh"

@Miles5598K said

"I’m truly sorry to see the extent of the flooding—this is devastating. From what’s visible, this highlights a critical need for improved urban drainage systems and floodplain management. Local authorities and planners need to prioritise sustainable drainage, elevation strategies, and proper land use zoning to prevent such recurrent disasters."

Ghana Meteorological Agency issues fresh warning

YEN.com.gh reported that the Ghana Meteorological Agency, aka GMET cautioned Ghanaians to brace for more rainfall in the coming days following Sunday’s heavy downpour in parts of the country.

In a weather update shared on its X, GMET indicated that additional rain showers were expected in various regions, particularly coastal and southern parts of Ghana, during the afternoon and evening.

The agency urged citizens to stay informed by monitoring weather forecasts, to carry umbrellas or wear appropriate rain gear, and also advised commuters to be cautious on the roads amid poor conditions.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh