The Media Blog: TStv, the new cable TV that seeks to give Nigerians independence

On October 1, 2017, the 57th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence, a new cable television platform will launch its services.

According to Telcom Satellites Ltd owners of ‘’TStv Africa’’, a full monthly subscription comes at a maximum fee of N3000, while the decoder goes for N5000 only. Do you still find this hard to believe, you can read about it here.

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It’s also Pay Per View, and there’s the option to pause your subscription anytime you are away.

A statement on its website says, TSTV seeks “to provide premium video experience to Nigerians at affordable prices”, adding that it is “the first indigenous local operator in the region to launch such a premium platform with a variety of services to Nigerians, who have been so far paying exorbitant prices to foreign operators.”

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Nigerians over the years have complained about the exorbitant price of South African owned cable television platform, DSTV. With its many bouquets DStv has failed to appeal to some Nigerians as subscription fees are quite high, and there’s an increment lurking around the corner every other month.

Will Nigerians be making the switch to TStv?

Comments (3)

  1. am an installer I have interest in this new Tstv station how can I get the frequency

  2. I want to be part of your dealer in Ekiti state, what are the requirement to be one of your dealer?

  3. The succes of this newly introduced cable station will solely depend on the satisfaction it gives the customers, consistently. Otherwise it’d be so hard to beat Dstv’ s partronage.

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