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  1. MultiChoice Hikes DStv, GOtv Subscription Prices Again—See New Rates

    Nigeria MultiChoice Hikes DStv, GOtv Subscription Prices Again—See New Rates

    MultiChoice Nigeria has announced a price increase for DStv and GOtv subscriptions, effective March 1, 2025. The company attributes the hike to inflation and naira depreciation. The adjustment affects all packages, with DStv Premium rising to ₦44,500 and GOtv Supa Plus now ₦16,800, sparking...
  2. 243,000 Nigerian Viewers Cut DStv, GOtv in Just Six Months, MultiChoice Reports"

    Nigeria 243,000 Nigerian Viewers Cut DStv, GOtv in Just Six Months, MultiChoice Reports"

    MultiChoice Nigeria reported a loss of 243,000 DStv and GOtv subscribers between April and September 2024, citing inflation and economic challenges. Facing record-high costs, the company has adjusted its focus toward streaming growth, while also managing legal challenges in Nigeria related to...
  3. Multichoice Appeals Tribunal Ruling, Challenges Fine and Subscription Mandate

    Nigeria Multichoice Appeals Tribunal Ruling, Challenges Fine and Subscription Mandate

    Multichoice Nigeria appeals a Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal ruling imposing a N150 million fine and mandating a free monthly subscription. The tribunal's decision follows Multichoice's objection to jurisdiction. Multichoice Nigeria has appealed the Competition and Consumer...
  4. Relief for Viewers: Tribunal Blocks MultiChoice's Tariff Hike for DStv, Gotv Amid Backlash

    Nigeria Relief for Viewers: Tribunal Blocks MultiChoice's Tariff Hike for DStv, Gotv Amid Backlash

    Abuja's Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal (CCPT) has issued an interim order preventing Multi-Choice Nigeria Limited from implementing its proposed tariff and service cost hikes, scheduled to take effect on May 1. The three-member tribunal, led by Saratu Shafii, granted the order...
  5. [FULL LIST] AMVCA 2024 Nominations Revealed: African Film and TV Talent Shines

    Nigeria [FULL LIST] AMVCA 2024 Nominations Revealed: African Film and TV Talent Shines

    Multichoice Nigeria recently unveiled the nominees for the 10th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA), slated for May 11, 2024, at Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos State. The prestigious event, organized annually by MultiChoice, celebrates excellence in television and film across Africa...
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    Business FIRS, MultiChoice agree to resolve tax disputes, withdraw all court cases – New Telegraph

    https://www.newtelegraphng.com/firs-multichoice-agree-to-resolve-tax-disputes-withdraw-all-court-cases-2/
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    Business MultiChoice Africa rejects Tax Tribunal ruling, plans appeal – PM News

    https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/10/27/multichoice-africa-rejects-tax-tribunal-ruling-plans-appeal/
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    Business MultiChoice Nigeria gets nod to appeal N1.8tr tax award – The Nation Newspaper

    https://thenationonlineng.net/multichoice-nigeria-gets-nod-to-appeal-n1-8tr-tax-award/amp/
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    Business DStv completes system upgrade, promises better services – Guardian News

    https://guardian.ng/news/dstv-completes-system-upgrade-promises-better-services/
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    Business DStv, GOtv Break Silence Over Social Media Reports Alleging It Has Been “Hacked” – Naijaloaded

    https://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/news/breaking-dstv-gotv-break-silence-over-social-media-reports-alleging-it-has-been-hacked
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    Business MultiChoice donates N1.2bn to support Nigeria’s fight against COVID-19 – Vanguard Nigeria News

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/04/multichoice-donates-n1-2bn-to-support-nigerias-fight-against-covid-19/
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    Business Plus TV Africa Debuts On DStv In Nigeria – P.M.EXPRESS Nigeria News

    https://pmexpressng.com/plus-tv-africa-debuts-on-dstv-in-nigeria/
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    Business CPC VS MultiChoice: Exploiting Consumers Or Exploring A Market – Leadership Newspaper

    On Monday, August 20, 2018, the news of a court order halting MultiChoice’s recent price hike broke, and since then, typically opinionated Nigerians took to various media platforms to argue for and against the order. Many who argued for, felt that it was high time authorities stepped in …...
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    Business MultiChoice Price Increase and CPC’s Soviet-style Price Control – P.M.EXPRESS

    Earlier last week, while trawling through Twitter (a platform I hardly use), I stumbled on a news item marked “Breaking News”. The headline read: “Court Halts MultiChoice’s Hike in DStv Subscription Rates”. It was a report on an interim injunction granted by Justice Nnamdi Dimgba of the …...
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    Business Lagos State Partners MultiChoice for 2018 AMVCAs – P.M.EXPRESS

    The Lagos State Government, through the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, has announced its partnership with MultiChoice on the 6th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCAs). The awards ceremony, which is the biggest celebration of film and television talent in front...
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    Business Nigerians Flay MultiChoice Over Subscription Rates Increment – Leadership Nigeria Newspaper

    Subscribers have condemned the recent price increment by MultiChoice Nigeria on subscription rates on its DStv platform, saying Nigerians deserve better treatment... Read more via Leadership Nigeria Newspaper – https://ift.tt/2vq65MO Get more: Nigeria Business News
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    Business Why We Excluded Nigeria from Slashed Subscription Rates - DSTV

    Pay-TV company MultiChoice Nigeria, has explained reasons why Nigeria was excluded from the slashed subscription rates in other African others. Over the last three weeks, there have been media reports purporting that MultiChoice effected a 20 per cent slash in DStv subscription in countries...
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    Business Multichoice Nigeria Introduces Option to Pause Active DStv Subscription

    Multichoice Nigeria has stated that Nigerians can now pause their active DStv subscription when they travel. Multichoice said the suspension will be upon request and a 48-hour notice that the account be suspended for a fixed period between seven to 14 days twice yearly. The firm said the new...
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