Honestly, I've sometimes wondered if CEOs only buy up more shares to support their stock or if there’s something else going on. With the Fidelity Bank CEO, yeah, she’s showing confidence, but buying a giant chunk of shares might also give her more influence over decisions in the future—like, more voting power or just looking stronger to the board and investors.

I've read stories where CEOs use moves like this to boost their own position, or even because they see inside stuff that tells them the company is about to score big. Some people get nervous thinking it could all be about personal gain, especially if there are legal issues or other drama bubbling underneath. But with the Nigerian Exchange rules, the process has to be public and above board, so it’s not like she can just sneak around.

If I were a shareholder, I’d totally keep my eyes open for whether the CEO’s big buy is actually helping everyone or just stacking the deck for herself. Still, it's usually a good sign when the top boss wants a big piece of what they’re running. I think people should be curious but not instantly suspicious unless more weird stuff comes up. That’s just how business works sometimes.