Man Questions Fidelity Bank Share Returns After 18 Years
A Nigerian man says he bought Fidelity Bank shares with ₦20,000 about 18 years ago and only recently checked the investment. He said he was told the shares had generated ₦5,332.50 in returns. He also claimed he could still sell the shares for about ₦20,000, but questioned why the investment had not grown more over the years. Comparing it with land, he argued that ₦20,000 used to buy property at the time could now be worth millions of naira. His complaint has sparked debate about dividends, share prices, inflation and the need for investors to monitor their portfolios regularly.
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