Your Security Guard Is Now A Trader – DJ Kuleyt Reveals Why She Won’t Allow Guards To Sell Goods

The entertainer expressed concern that permitting security personnel to engage in petty trading while on duty could distract them from their primary responsibility of protecting residents and securing their surroundings.

In a video circulating on social media, DJ Kuleyt explained that security guards who are allowed to sell items such as biscuits, sweets or offer services like shoemaking within residential compounds could gradually become more focused on their businesses than their security duties.

According to Bush Radio Academy, the disc jockey maintained that homeowners should establish clear boundaries and ensure that security personnel concentrate entirely on the responsibilities for which they were employed.

She described allowing guards to operate businesses at residential gates as a mistake she would never repeat, insisting that their primary obligation should remain the safety of the property and its occupants.

DJ Kuleyt further argued that allowing security guards to engage in commercial activities could gradually affect their attitude towards their employers and reduce their commitment to their assigned duties.

The entertainer also claimed that some guards could become less respectful towards homeowners after developing personal businesses at their duty stations, sometimes behaving as though they were doing their employers a favour by providing security services.

Sharing an example, she explained that residents could experience unnecessary delays when returning home because guards might prioritise attending to customers instead of immediately opening the gate.

She stressed that homeowners who pay for security services deserve the full attention and commitment of the personnel they employ, adding that opportunities given to workers should not be abused.

The disc jockey maintained that even tenants who personally employ security guards should insist that such workers focus exclusively on their security responsibilities rather than combining the job with private commercial activities.

Her comments have brought attention to the importance of discipline, accountability and professionalism among residential security personnel, while also highlighting the need for homeowners to establish clear expectations regarding workers’ responsibilities.