“Which Kind Share Be This?” – Man Regrets Not Buying Land After N20,000 Fidelity Shares Yield N5,332 In 18 Years

• A Nigerian man has sparked reactions online after claiming that his N20,000 investment in Fidelity Bank shares 18 years ago had yielded a total of N5,332.
• He said he only checked the investment in September 2026 after hearing about Dangote’s share sale and expressed regret over not using the money to buy land instead.

A Nigerian man has sparked reactions online after claiming that his N20,000 investment in Fidelity Bank shares 18 years ago had yielded just N5,332.

According to the man, he bought the shares 18 years ago but never checked the investment or monitored its performance.

He said he eventually decided to check his investment in September 2026 after hearing about Dangote selling shares.

However, he claimed he was surprised to discover that the investment had only given him a total of N5,332 after 18 years.

Reacting to the development, the man expressed regret and suggested that he would have been better off using the money to buy land at the time.

His story has since generated mixed reactions online, with some questioning the figures while others shared similar experiences with old bank share investments.

@AliyuAb43479136: Which kind share be this

@Analyticsx94: It’s a lie.. the current price of fidelity shares is #19.5

@Chiboy_Chibudom: How much was he expecting with just 20k 🤣🤣🤷🤷🤷

@BossLakryM: Na your risk no work.

@EzeadigoMBK: Same here, mine are First Bank and United Bank of Africa

@heisdangelo: My daddy has same story he bought for three of us his kids at the time too with multiple banks lol 😂 Mind you land was just like $300 or $500 in naija back then

@Anikingg: Where do they sell lands 20k in 2008?? 🤷

@TempleNwek31887: Why no buy the land bros eeh Abeg make una no dey make noise for person ear biko

@KolawoleFalodun: He didn’t ride the wave by buying low and selling high. In the last 5 years alone he would have made a lot if he weren’t ignorant.

@sapeefyhustle: Swap that money to dangote ipo 😂

@OAlhfarouk: Where 20k Wan buy land 18 years ago?

@LivinginEureka: That mean if he had bought 20m worth of shares, he would have made only 5.3m for 18years. Shareholders is just another way to rob the LOW INCOME PULIC EARNER OF THEIR HARD EARN MONEY.

@YbizzyL: Buying shares in Nigeria is not good at all. Buy land or buy shop inside market. You will make more profit

@UObioha: If only he knew how shares worked, he won’t post this video. 😂