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Senate orders downward review of pay-tv tariff as Nigerians call for pay-per-view subscription model
The Senate has directed all pay-tv service providers in Nigeria to review their bouquet prices downwards in tandem with prevailing economic reality.
The Tax Appeal Tribunal, Lagos Zone, has ruled that MultiChoice Nigeria has complied with the conditions for the...
Pay-TV service provider, MultiChoice Nigeria, has said that Nigerian subscribers, especially business owners, deserve ultimate experience. This...
MultiChoice announced it will increase its stake in Nigerian betting company, BetKing, from 20% to 49% in a $281.5 million dollar deal.
Multichoice has insisted that it is not technically and commercially feasible to run the Pay-As-You-Go billing model.
Netflix plans to expand the mobile-only contracts permanently if the trials become a success.
Nigerians would have to cope with increasing prices from these service providers.
Thousands of Nigerians have reacted to this development on Twitter.
Both companies had, at the end of H1 2020, announced a new price plan for its bouquets,
Small wonder why millions of youth and brands jostle to associate with the BBNaija show annually.
Multichoice, the organiser of Ultimate Love, has ended the reality TV show prematurely.
DStv, Startimes and other Cable television service providers in Nigeria will be investigated as their subscription plans come under scrutiny again.