Sophie Ndaba’s Ex-Husband Max Lichaba Quits Chesa Nyama Business To Become a Pastor, SA Reacts: “Very Clever”

• Sophie Ndaba's ex-husband Max Lichaba has decided to become a pastor and parted ways with his restaurant business
• The chesa nyama businessman went public with his decision on Saturday and revealed where he'll be ministering
• SA social media users said he made a wise decision because the church business is more lucrative

Sophie Ndaba's former spouse Max Lichaba has resigned as the MD of Kwa Lichaba Lounge to follow his pastoral calling.

The businessman informed TimesLIVE in a statement that he is leaving the popular chesa nyama franchise and brand to focus on becoming a pastor.

The Lichaba family will be overseeing the business while Max embarks on his pastoral journey at the Nation Hope Ministries in the East Rand, Johannesburg.

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"I will not have shares in the business and I’m parting ways with the brand. I have left it to the family to run. It remains a family legacy regardless of my involvement as the business employs more than 30 family members. They are trained and capable of running it in my absence."

Max reportedly became aware of his calling when he was 12 years old and got ordained at age 22. He added that he is cutting ties with the business because the scriptures say a person cannot serve two masters.

Reactions to Max Lichaba's departure from business

Thembinkosi Taba posted:

"Some people are born lucky to have choices while most South Africans badontsa nge last gear."

Daile Charmaine mentioned:

"Churches are more profitable than running kwa Lichaba. Good move with that Lichaba ministries business move."

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Jean Bosco Niyongabo wrote:

"There is no better business than becoming a pastor on the stupid planet, people pay every day! It's even better than owning SuperBets."

Shepherd BizNaro Moalusi added:

"Nowadays churches are a booming business, He's gonna make lots of moola by jus saying "Fire fire fire."

Nokuphila Masibi stated:

"Very clever fill the gap left by Bushiri. Millions will be flooding in the bank."

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Briefly News reported that a pastor went viral on TikTok for unconventionally praising the Lord. The man's church congregation was delighted when they heard the music they could groove to by Ntate Stunna.

Online peeps loved seeing how much people loved to dance as they heard Stimela play.

Source: Briefly News