• BUSINESS MAN DEMOLISHED SIDE CHICK HOUSE

    It is alleged that a Limpopo businessman hired a TLB to demolished a house he built for his side chick.It is alleged that he found out that his side chick was pregnant with another man.She is expecting a baby and the businessman couldn't allow the child to live in his house he built with his own money.He told the side chick to ask the father of her baby to make plans for their accomodation.
    BUSINESS MAN DEMOLISHED SIDE CHICK HOUSE It is alleged that a Limpopo businessman hired a TLB to demolished a house he built for his side chick.It is alleged that he found out that his side chick was pregnant with another man.She is expecting a baby and the businessman couldn't allow the child to live in his house he built with his own money.He told the side chick to ask the father of her baby to make plans for their accomodation.
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  • The business man of the year, But remember:

    Key Passage: Matthew 21:12-13 (NIV)

    “Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves. ‘It is written,’ he said to them, ‘My house will be called a house of prayer, but you are making it a den of robbers.’”



    Related Verses:
    1. Mark 11:15-17 and Luke 19:45-46 – These contain similar accounts of Jesus cleansing the temple.
    2. John 2:13-17 – Adds more emotional weight to the account:
    “Zeal for your house will consume me.”



    Interpretation:
    • Jesus was not condemning business in general, but specifically:
    • Doing commercial activity within the sacred space of the temple.
    • Taking advantage of worshipers (e.g., overcharging for sacrificial animals or currency exchange).
    • Turning a place of worship into a marketplace.



    So, what does this mean today?
    • Church buildings or houses of worship should be respected as spaces primarily for spiritual purposes — prayer, worship, teaching.
    • Using the church for personal gain or turning it into a business center (especially in ways that exploit people) goes against the spirit of what Jesus taught.
    • However, not every financial transaction related to church is condemned — things like offering support, book sales, or donations done ethically and outside the sacred core of worship may be acceptable depending on context and intent.
    The business man of the year, But remember: 🔹 Key Passage: Matthew 21:12-13 (NIV) “Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves. ‘It is written,’ he said to them, ‘My house will be called a house of prayer, but you are making it a den of robbers.’” ⸻ 🔹 Related Verses: 1. Mark 11:15-17 and Luke 19:45-46 – These contain similar accounts of Jesus cleansing the temple. 2. John 2:13-17 – Adds more emotional weight to the account: “Zeal for your house will consume me.” ⸻ 🔍 Interpretation: • Jesus was not condemning business in general, but specifically: • Doing commercial activity within the sacred space of the temple. • Taking advantage of worshipers (e.g., overcharging for sacrificial animals or currency exchange). • Turning a place of worship into a marketplace. ⸻ 🛑 So, what does this mean today? • Church buildings or houses of worship should be respected as spaces primarily for spiritual purposes — prayer, worship, teaching. • Using the church for personal gain or turning it into a business center (especially in ways that exploit people) goes against the spirit of what Jesus taught. • However, not every financial transaction related to church is condemned — things like offering support, book sales, or donations done ethically and outside the sacred core of worship may be acceptable depending on context and intent.
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  • In an unprecedented achievement, 23-year-old Nigerian quadruplets, Ogunsanya quadruplets (Toks, Temi, Tobi, and Tolu), have graduated from Warwick University in the United Kingdom (UK) on the same day.

    They initiated their academic pursuits at Warwick University, securing first-class undergraduate degrees—Toks and Temi in chemical engineering, Tobi in economics, and Tolu in mechanical engineering.

    Additionally, they undertook specialized master’s programs at the same institution: Toks and Temi in biomedical engineering, Tobi in finance and economics, and Tolu in engineering business management. Congratulations, quads!
    In an unprecedented achievement, 23-year-old Nigerian quadruplets, Ogunsanya quadruplets (Toks, Temi, Tobi, and Tolu), have graduated from Warwick University in the United Kingdom (UK) on the same day. They initiated their academic pursuits at Warwick University, securing first-class undergraduate degrees—Toks and Temi in chemical engineering, Tobi in economics, and Tolu in mechanical engineering. Additionally, they undertook specialized master’s programs at the same institution: Toks and Temi in biomedical engineering, Tobi in finance and economics, and Tolu in engineering business management. Congratulations, quads!👨‍🎓👩‍🎓👩‍🎓👨‍🎓
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