TikToker GRWM Becca has opened up about losing her banking job, revealing that she was allegedly asked to resign with immediate effect after years of receiving warnings over her social media content.

In a video shared online, Becca explained that she had been creating content since 2018 while working as a bank teller. According to her, she usually arrived at the office as early as 6:30 a.m. to film and post videos before work because she had no access to her phone during office hours.

She recalled that her troubles began in 2022 after posting a video joking about receiving just a ₦10,000 salary increase, which she said earned her a query from the bank’s management.

She said:

“I got a query because of a video about salary increment. They said it was against the social media policy. I apologised, and they later allowed me to resume work.”

Becca disclosed that she was later promoted to full-time staff and even received another salary increase. However, as her content became more popular in 2025, she claimed management began paying closer attention to her social media activities.

According to her, she received another query after sharing a workday vlog during the Easter period. Although she deleted the video, apologised before the bank’s Disciplinary Committee, and stopped filming at work, she said she was still summoned by her manager last Thursday.

She added:

“He said, ‘Becca, I have bad news.’ Then he told me, ‘You’ve been asked to resign, effective immediately.’ No prior notice. Nothing.”

Her revelation has since sparked mixed reactions online, with many social media users expressing sympathy for her, while others argued that employers have the right to enforce workplace social media policies.