“Your Energy Is Full of Positivity”: Woman Brags About Her Security Guard Salary, SA Impressed

“Your Energy Is Full of Positivity”: Woman Brags About Her Security Guard Salary, SA Impressed

  • A security guard proudly shared how her salary allows her to enjoy independence and spoil herself
  • In a video posted online, she addressed those who look down on her career, expressing pride and gratitude for how it sustains her lifestyle
  • The Briefly News team spoke with Bulelwa Biko about security courses and salary structures
  • Social media users filled the comment section with compliments, expressing how proud they were of her and her confidence
TikTok users complimented a local babe on her beauty and confidence
A woman working as a security guard shared how much she loves her job as it gives her financial freedom. Image: @nandiphagrayela
Source: TikTok

A lady conscious of the country's high unemployment rate boasted on her social media about the financial freedom she gets from her security job, attracting positive comments from local people.

The pretty babe shared a clip taken on her payday on TikTok's video streaming platform under her handle @nandiphagrayela as she was ready to hit the streets to enjoy her money.

The hun brags about being a security guard

The clip starts as @nandiphagrayela prepares to hit the road on her payday. Looking gorgeous in a lime green dress, she laughs off at those who look down on the security career, saying she loves it and that it sustains her lifestyle.

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She flaunts her Capitec card, which has her salary and adds that she'd be back after spoiling herself.

Watch the clip below:

A guide to becoming a security guard

Briefly News spoke with Bulelwa Biko, a Marketing and Sales Director at GAP Management (PTY) LTD, a property and facilities management company, about the qualification needed to become a security guard. She explained in detail:

"To become a security guard, a person must have a Grade C qualification, but they must first complete Grades E and D before registering with the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA).
For those looking to advance, Grades B and A are supervisory levels that require additional qualifications. To obtain these grades one needs to attend a training college or an academy accredited to provide security training.
There are several such institutions in Bellville and the Cape Town CBD, but it's important to ensure that they are properly registered."

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We asked how the security salaries are structured, Bulelwa explained:

"Salaries differ according to regions. There's an inland area and a coastal area, and their salaries vary. For example, a person working in East London earns less than someone who working in Cape Town.

The lady receives love from Mzansi

The clip attracted 433K views, 44K likes and nearly 1.6K from social media users who showered the lady with compliments. Many pointed out that looking down on other people's jobs was wrong, while others asked @nandiphagrayela for a plug on her gorgeous dress.

Social media users motivated a lady to ignore haters' noise when it came to her job
A hard-working hun went to spoil herself after getting her salary. Image: @nandiphagrayela
Source: TikTok

User @QueenBee shared:

"I like your energy is full of positivity❤️❤️."

User @lushiamaebane said:

"Awww beautiful stufuza🥰🥰🥰🥰enjoy your money 💰."

User @UAkhona M commented:

"Awusemhle, as long as u have a job, sis ❤️❤️."

User @THEMBCY💞shared:

"Awusemhle ngathi uyi ( you are so beautiful, you look like you're a ) CEO somewhere🤣🤣 Love the 🥰🥰dress."

User @San_Fashino added:

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"What I hate about being a security, you go back to school uniform 😭😭."

User @slindilegratitude said:

"Lapho ubaba njengo pelepele (that time, you are too pretty), never be ashamed of what put food on the table 🥰."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za