According to earlier reports, the
operations of DSTV and GOtv would come to an end in 2019 as their license which
expires in June 2019 would not be renewed.
operations of DSTV and GOtv would come to an end in 2019 as their license which
expires in June 2019 would not be renewed.
The license issued to MultiChoice in
2014 is not reportedly in line with the Digital Switch Over (DSO) White
Paper and that’s why it wouldn’t be renewed.
2014 is not reportedly in line with the Digital Switch Over (DSO) White
Paper and that’s why it wouldn’t be renewed.
In an exclusive statement,
MultiChoice says it complies with the regulatory requirements and applicable
laws on TV broadcasting.
MultiChoice says it complies with the regulatory requirements and applicable
laws on TV broadcasting.
“GOtv is provided under a fully
licenced and registered entity in Nigeria, and this license comes up for
renewal in March 2019″ the
statement reads.
licenced and registered entity in Nigeria, and this license comes up for
renewal in March 2019″ the
statement reads.
“As a law-abiding and committed
Nigerian operator which has fulfilled (and continues to comply with) all
regulatory requirements and applicable laws, it is not clear how or why this
license would not be renewed, and as such the company will investigate further
in the best interests of the many customers it serves in the market” it further says.
Nigerian operator which has fulfilled (and continues to comply with) all
regulatory requirements and applicable laws, it is not clear how or why this
license would not be renewed, and as such the company will investigate further
in the best interests of the many customers it serves in the market” it further says.
The statement adds that “MultiChoice
remains committed to providing its customers with a wide variety of quality
entertainment through the usual best standards.”
remains committed to providing its customers with a wide variety of quality
entertainment through the usual best standards.”
MultiChoice entered into the Nigerian space in 1994.
In 1995 it launched DSTV (Digital Satellite Television), a direct
broadcast satellite service for the Sub-Saharan African market.
In 1995 it launched DSTV (Digital Satellite Television), a direct
broadcast satellite service for the Sub-Saharan African market.
In 2011 MultiChoice launched the GOtv digital platform, a pay television offering on digital terrestrial television (DTT).
Shey dey want to kill us with d prices of their bouquets. Let them pack and be going abeg…
Enough options to fall back on. Kwese and tstv all d way
They will renew it. They only want to make some millions from DSTV
That's really a bad one. We need competition
Like seriously, DSTV steal so much from Nigerians. They use our weak government to push out foreign exchange, because they know they can manipulate the system by giving out bribes.
I stream online TV of over 600channels. I watch live matches of my choice including movies and documentaries without paying 1naira apart from my data.But DSTV takes 15K for premium channels. Too bad!
And your data is nothing abii, subscribe with 15k and watch 5 full matches and see if it won't finish in a week.
It is not as if Nigerians have a choice. Will you rather prefer daarsat or startimes that will soon enter oblivion? Or is it tstv that now focuses on social media news? All I see is MONOPOLY MONOPOLY MONOPOLY.
DSTV till futher notice.
That is the honest truth.. No competition.
Whatever rolls their boat….
I no they will like to go
Its time they sent dstv out of Nigeria..enough is enough
This is just government's way of telling them to prepare the annual settlement millions
We don't even have a correct alternative to Dstv
They will renew it cause we are Nigeria where snake swallowed 36m
The have collected enough from Nigeria.
If the want to go the are free.
Make dem do wetin pleases them… Our government gives them the power to lord over us. We pay through our noses to subscribe
Hmmmm
Because no be our papa get DSTV
is it not DSTV again?
Ghostwriter
nowhere
They have been delivering. If Nigeria can do better, then let them establish a competitor