Xscape1993:
Nigeria is not a serious country.

Xscape1993:
Nigeria is not a serious country.

jaxxy:
This is a now rip off. Dstv increases their subscription fees every quarter or 2ce a year it seems.

oz4real83:
When you turn yourself to rag, people will use u to clean rubbish . What do you expect when people that will implement any sanctions against them will secretly go and collect their 'share" from them and won't be able to fully and justly carry out any punishment again, just like how the MTN fine was muddled up

derecho:
Nigeria still get court?
The Nigerian Judiciary missed the golden opportunity to entrench respect for the rule of law in 2023....as long as you have jagua Nana as CJN and his fellow clowns, no one will take the courts serious.

specialmati:
the multi choice no just get sense .why tell Nigerians say you want to hike price .hike your price they go .this is the time of price hiking.the criminal started the hiking of price from his first day in office.fuel that we are buying 160-200 during buhari the criminal hike it to 800.pure water from #10 to #50

Angelfrost:


That's their right!

Your government collects fat taxes from them every year. Not to mention other bribes and settlements.

It's left for you citizens to wake up and decide whether or not paying such ridiculous fees for cable tv is worth it.

Massively boycott them and they will either slash their prices or get the fvck out.

MichaelSokoto:

u 4got garri...

from #900 premium ijebu garri paint rubber str8 up to #3500 now

Gerrard59:
But it is true na. A court has no right to dictate how much a private company should price its products. A non-essential service for that matter.

Kudos to Multichoice. It is capitalism.

References1:

https://nairametrics.com/2024/05/01/multichoice-ignores-court-order-proceeds-with-dstv-gotv-rate-hikes/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3PzkQ5sqeibee-UVvoJesy0MHJpRfh5EgQe8kWYnfO7LA0IC13-kzAog8_aem_Ad4VlVIu7kgPyUPWljOQp4n05MSjxTyalt5tUXn9MjfXxHNoqN79A02Inp0ktcVOytxetyjPFYvR6lpHHwT8jK_k
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https://www.nairaland.com/8071896/multichoice-hikes-subscription-prices-dstv#129612332

oz4real83:
. What do you expect when people that will implement any sanctions against them will secretly go and collect their 'share" from them and won't be able to fully and justly carry out any punishment again, just like how the MTN fine was muddled up

YeyeGbami:
Buy android box, hook it up to your tv. Even old plasma
Subscribe real debrid. to get premium links
get good unlimited internet connection. preferably fiber
stream away your sorry.

If you have one or two fav show on dstv, subscribe showmax na 2900/mo. Showmax also get football package.


You see these leaders, na 365 days premium multichoice dey give them to keep quiet.


Fake android box plenty for market, shine ya eye. Mecool is a great brand

Angelfrost:
Na una know wetin una dey find with dstv...!

The fact that over 70 Million Nigerians can't boycott something that is a mere luxury (not necessity) shows you guys can afford it.

Dstv is not a necessity... it's not food or nourishment. You won't die if you don't use it.

Boycott and send those capitalist pigs back to their country!!!

oz4real83:
When you turn yourself to rag, people will use u to clean rubbish . What do you expect when people that will implement any sanctions against them will secretly go and collect their 'share" from them and won't be able to fully and justly carry out any punishment again, just like how the MTN fine was muddled up

DoctorAyukebot:
I wonder why a court would restrain MultiChoice, the choice of adjusting the prices for it's different subscription packages. The naira having lost half its value has skyrocketed every basic commodity and consequently running cost.

Should MultiChoice keep operating at a loss as a private business entity, when the courts could not halt the increase in fuel price, a basic commodity that controls the flares of inflation.

The services offered by MultiChoice are not a Do or Die. If you can't afford them, watch free to air Gospel channels or better still open your tv set, insert your kids and watch them play.

derecho:
Nigeria still get court?
The Nigerian Judiciary missed the golden opportunity to entrench respect for the rule of law in 2023....as long as you have jagua Nana as CJN and his fellow clowns, no one will take the courts serious.