Friday, November 21,
2025 - Kenyan socialite turned beauty entrepreneur, Huddah Monroe, has stirred
conversation online after voicing her concern about women working night shifts,
particularly as security guards.
Taking to Instagram, she wrote: “Every time I see a female security guard at
night breaks my heart!!”
“Hii kitu imenisumbua sana! All my friends know, I just hate
it,”
She went further to suggest that employers should rethink
how duties are allocated in the security sector.
“Let women work day time and let men do the night shift
solely because of nurturing their children!” she argued.
She painted a vivid picture of the daily routine for
mothers, noting how they wake up early, prepare their children for school, and
then head to work.
According to her, adding night shifts to this rhythm
disrupts parenting and exposes women to unnecessary risks.
“Not forgetting 80% of females in Kenya are single parents.”
“Their kids need them,” she added in another post.
While the figure is not backed by official statistics, her
sentiment resonated with many followers who feel society often overlooks the
unique pressures faced by single mothers.
Her comments sparked mixed reactions, with a significant
number of fans applauding her for addressing an issue they believe is rarely
discussed.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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