Nigeria, the unfavourable socio-economic system has made it very difficult for indigenous companies, entrepreneurs and start-ups to excel to the fullest of their potential.

There has been insinuations that foreign investors fare better in Nigeria compared to the home based companies. This may look like a fact but we have to examine the root cause of this ugly report.

For instance, in early 2007, an indigenous satellite TV company, HiTV came into existence to compete with the South African based DSTV. To an average dish and decoder owner, they are more concerned with that company that can offer them value for their money. 


HiTV started very well in competition with DSTV, offering same quality services with lesser prices, but what many cannot explain was how HiTV folded up within a few years of its existence.


There were rumours that the owner took some loans from banks to run the business but he could not pay back. This was certainly not the case, it was a mere propaganda and trick played to set the Nigerian people against the company and its owners. Further digging has revealed that the company was sabotaged by DSTV in connivance with some top management officials of the bank where HiTV took several millions of Naira to run the business.


Few months ago, news broke that another premium and quality Dish and Decoder company called TSTV entered the market to compete with DSTV but with cheaper subscriptions. TSTV enjoyed massive media attention, they also enjoyed massive sympathy from Nigerians because of their promise to offer better services with less fees.


TSTV announced that they will be launching on October 1st, promising to give out over 5,000 free decoders, and naturally the company will produce over 10,000 direct and indirect jobs within few months of operation. Surprisingly, rumours started flying around that some powerful people who have interests in DSTV were threatening the company. This news angered Nigerians and several people took to social media to air their opinions.  The pressure made the alleged conspirators to pipe low. 

Nigerians began to ask why any sane person will want to stop or destroy a company capable of offering quality service with less amount in favour of those ripping off citizens? Why should anyone want to stop the existence of a company capable of producing tens of thousands jobs for the unemployed skilled and unskilled people.


Since the plan to stop TSTV launch failed, the conspirators with DSTV are reportedly making another dangerous move against TSTV which will have a negative impact on the Nigerian economy and affect the already excited potential subscribers.


It was gathered that DSTV went behind to contact the stations TSTV had already signed contracts with and allegedly paid them 5 million dollars to cancel those airing contracts with TSTV. At as the time of this report, it was gathered that 30 TV stations have cancelled their contracts with TSTV.

It was also gathered that Spice TV, Televista, a Nigerian owned Tv station also pulled out from the airing arrangement with TSTV yesterday as a result of threat from DSTV, a source disclosed. 

Nigerians should not fold their arms and allow foreigners destroy our own indigenous companies, with the connivance of some saboteurs who are in the corridors of power.

TSTV has promised to introduce pay per view which should be the normal practice to the advantage of subscribers but DSTV which has been ripping Nigerians off for decades, is hell bent on sabotaging them to continue to exploit Nigerians. It is about time Nigerians speak up, and prevail on government to support TSTV’s stay and existence in Nigeria.


If we all allow DSTV to kill TSTV the same way they killed HiTV, many of our graduates who are potential employees of TSTV will remain unemployed, DSTV will continue to cheat and rip Nigerians off. Nigerians should only pay for services enjoyed and not be subjected to the forceful monopoly of DSTV. 

http://secretsreporter.com/dstv-demonic-plan-kill-tstv-nigerians-new-baby-must-not-die/

Tstv must survive

All these bribe takers and saboteurs must be brought to book

What are my saying sef
The face of corruption is in aso rock
Dstv has won already

If only Dangote can move into this sector! Na him go fit face the devilish dstv face to face!

MyMouth:
If only Dangote can move into this sector! Na him go fit face the devilish dstv face to face!

i just don't understand, Dstv don't want any competition

zombieHUNTER:
Tstv must survive

All these bribe takers and saboteurs must be brought to book

What are my saying sef
The face of corruption is in aso rock
Dstv has won already

they have not won, just watch and see

erunz:
i just don't understand, Dstv don't want any competition

Don't mind them!

As long as they keep the sports channels and the internet they will sell!!

.

MyMouth:
If only Dangote can move into this sector! Na him go fit face the devilish dstv face to face!

Dangote himself is a monopolist, just like DSTV.

This is some annoying piece. The FG has given them a three year tax waiver and in all honesty, none has enjoyed this 'special window period' before.

If TSTV isn't ready, they should take the back seat and put every piece in place before coming out. It is embarrassing at this point that we keep making irrational excuses for the inadequacies of TSTV.

I expected this to happen but not this soon, Nigerians should understand that the people in power don't care about we the masses, we must do something about this, its difficult I understand but we can not continue this way, anytime anything good is coming our way the idiots will stop it. I know this will be a collective sabotage from both MTN and co because people are already thinking of using their data as alternative. Lets use the social media to fight back. #DSTVStopTheSabotage #SaveTstv

Sanchez01:
This is some annoying piece. The FG has given them a three year tax waiver and in all honesty, none has enjoyed this 'special window period' before.

If TSTV isn't ready, they should take the back seat and put every piece in place before coming out. It is embarrassing at this point that we keep making irrational excuses for the inadequacies of TSTV.

Thanks so much, I think the tstv guys are not prepared, they should not have been making so much noise, when they have not even ran test transmission,
I don't think there is any form of sabotage ,is startimes not operating? Why did Dstv not sabotage them
Tstv should just go and put themselves together, instead of crying out ...

Sanchez01:
This is some annoying piece. The FG has given them a three year tax waiver and in all honesty, none has enjoyed this 'special window period' before.

If TSTV isn't ready, they should take the back seat and put every piece in place before coming out. It is embarrassing at this point that we keep making irrational excuses for the inadequacies of TSTV.

Instead of TStv to tell us that they're not ready, they're busy using sentimental propaganda to blackmail DStv.

I was one of those who promoted TStv for free, but it seems TStv was never ready for serious business.

I knew something was gonna happen sooner or later but I didn't think DSTV ll go so low and as far as buying off TSTV partner stations.. Well diaris god ooo

sleemoon:
I knew something was gonna happen sooner or later but I didn't think DSTV ll go so low and as far as buying off TSTV partner stations.. Well diaris god ooo

bro trust no one

Sul154:
As long as they keep the sports channels and the internet they will sell!!

na so

Who do these iDumb foolz think they can fool sef?

Your product is not ready, we would understand if you state it with some purpose.

But coming online to spew some propaganda like APC did during Jonathan's government shows you people are not even innovative.

Try to be more creative in your conspiracy theory ploy, that old 'WE vs THEM', 'DSTV vs TSTV' thing will not work anymore.

If TSTV is up to what they claim they are, 2 million DSTV will not be able to stop them, that's if DSTV has that plan in the first place.

So, you people should stop peddling fake gists as if you are writing for primary school pupils.

NB
Dont think we dont know all you commentators are not part of the same clique.

It's just so disheartening that TSTV will resort to this deplorable game plan.

I really want to believe you people are freelance anyway.

Nonsense talk

This is what you get when you have too much "busy body". TSTV should have stayed calm, put things in place then ambush DSTV. Before they (DSTV) will think of how to pull you down, you have dominated the market already.
Now we your supporters are stranded, don't know if your still going to launch or not.

If TSTV had agreements for the channels they were advertising, then those channels cannot pull out of the agreements without being liable to damages for breach of contract. TSTV should stop writing all these childish propaganda. Nigerians are not illiterates.

Very silly article without facts from TSTV.

When the mails of piracy came up, TSTV claimed it was a lie but failed to show where they actually had an agreement with those stations.

Was their MOU made by word of mouth? If they trully signed anything, then let them make it public to shame these companies and sue for breach of contract.

Stop making baseless accusations.

erunz:

Nigeria, the unfavourable socio-economic system has made it very difficult for indigenous companies, entrepreneurs and start-ups to excel to the fullest of their potential.

There has been insinuations that foreign investors fare better in Nigeria compared to the home based companies. This may look like a fact but we have to examine the root cause of this ugly report.

For instance, in early 2007, an indigenous satellite TV company, HiTV came into existence to compete with the South African based DSTV. To an average dish and decoder owner, they are more concerned with that company that can offer them value for their money. 


HiTV started very well in competition with DSTV, offering same quality services with lesser prices, but what many cannot explain was how HiTV folded up within a few years of its existence.


There were rumours that the owner took some loans from banks to run the business but he could not pay back. This was certainly not the case, it was a mere propaganda and trick played to set the Nigerian people against the company and its owners. Further digging has revealed that the company was sabotaged by DSTV in connivance with some top management officials of the bank where HiTV took several millions of Naira to run the business.


Few months ago, news broke that another premium and quality Dish and Decoder company called TSTV entered the market to compete with DSTV but with cheaper subscriptions. TSTV enjoyed massive media attention, they also enjoyed massive sympathy from Nigerians because of their promise to offer better services with less fees.


TSTV announced that they will be launching on October 1st, promising to give out over 5,000 free decoders, and naturally the company will produce over 10,000 direct and indirect jobs within few months of operation. Surprisingly, rumours started flying around that some powerful people who have interests in DSTV were threatening the company. This news angered Nigerians and several people took to social media to air their opinions.  The pressure made the alleged conspirators to pipe low. 

Nigerians began to ask why any sane person will want to stop or destroy a company capable of offering quality service with less amount in favour of those ripping off citizens? Why should anyone want to stop the existence of a company capable of producing tens of thousands jobs for the unemployed skilled and unskilled people.


Since the plan to stop TSTV launch failed, the conspirators with DSTV are reportedly making another dangerous move against TSTV which will have a negative impact on the Nigerian economy and affect the already excited potential subscribers.


It was gathered that DSTV went behind to contact the stations TSTV had already signed contracts with and allegedly paid them 5 million dollars to cancel those airing contracts with TSTV. At as the time of this report, it was gathered that 30 TV stations have cancelled their contracts with TSTV.

It was also gathered that Spice TV, Televista, a Nigerian owned Tv station also pulled out from the airing arrangement with TSTV yesterday as a result of threat from DSTV, a source disclosed. 

Nigerians should not fold their arms and allow foreigners destroy our own indigenous companies, with the connivance of some saboteurs who are in the corridors of power.

TSTV has promised to introduce pay per view which should be the normal practice to the advantage of subscribers but DSTV which has been ripping Nigerians off for decades, is hell bent on sabotaging them to continue to exploit Nigerians. It is about time Nigerians speak up, and prevail on government to support TSTV’s stay and existence in Nigeria.


If we all allow DSTV to kill TSTV the same way they killed HiTV, many of our graduates who are potential employees of TSTV will remain unemployed, DSTV will continue to cheat and rip Nigerians off. Nigerians should only pay for services enjoyed and not be subjected to the forceful monopoly of DSTV. 

http://secretsreporter.com/dstv-demonic-plan-kill-tstv-nigerians-new-baby-must-not-die/

Bull crap