tommykiwi:
Every day one story to the other from dis TSTV guys, if you guys are not ready to commence make una allow us rest abeg.

peeps4u:
These TSTV guys aren't serious, they are only using emotion and lies to try market their products. isn't in this same competitions we are having kwese, start times who are already buying some rights away from DSTV?
TSTV thought they could air all these leagues illegally by cutting corners, they didn't tell us how BEin sports blocked them when they showed one uefa cup match illegally last season?
If they have contract with BEin sport as they claim, why can't they start showing all this while they were doing test transmission?
Where exactly are enemies fighting TSTV? Is to to come live? NO, as they had been broadcasting free to air for months before they left?
Is it to broadcast matches? If kwese and star times can buy rights of some league and matches and DSTV can't stop them, why will DSTzv stop TSTV when they can't stop kwese and the rest?
TSTV, just like APC has been living on lies and deceiving Nigerians, looking for one to hold responsible for their failures.
HAVE WE ALL SO FORGOTTEN SO SOON THE LIES TSTV DISHED OUT WHEN BEIN BLOCKED THEM THAT THEY WERE AIRING A MATCH ILLEGALLY? TSTV LIED ABOUT BEING HACKED, WHY HAVE THEY REFUSED TO AIR MATCHES SINCE THEN FROM BEIN SPORT? THEY ALSO PROMISED WC MATCHES, BUT HAD TO JOIN KWES AND NTA TO SHOW FEW AND SELECTED WC MATCHES AND WENT OFF AIR BEFORE WC ENDED

cooldood:
When someone like me analyzed the emergence of TSTV last year and categorically said they are not ready for real business and they will likely be kicked out soon, some people came for my head. Now almost 1 year after all the ill-timed announcement and poor preparation for war (a sector where there is a big monopoly player), it is one story or the other.

I de here de watch sha.

xtervaganza:
Idiots are always with victims mentality. Shouting god up and down won't give you sh1t.




Senseless people everywhere. From the rubbish statement you know they will flop again like they did at 1st



Koshidanu

nokingasgod:
Right from day one you could tell they are just dumb and lousy about it. You could see they lacked basic understanding of the terrain they wanted to wade into. They went to town to talk about hatching a peacock egg that would be sold at the price of a day old broiler when they don't even know which bird's egg it was they had.

When the discerning warned compatriots to thread carefully, they were termed unpatriotic, earning rain of abuses. That is our approach to all issues and a major reason why we are where we are.

Teeboi56:
Beware TSTV na scarm oooo
Since last year October

peeps4u:


Thanks for this picture, couldn't remember the match but I knew it was uefa cup match they aired illegally which saw them blocked by beIN sport but TSTV and their agents in their usual lies and deceits said their systems were hacked.

It is gullible Nigerians I blame.

MicroSweet:
TSTV is synonymous with wailing and Wailers

TundeBricklayer:

You and your likes are many reasons Nigeria will never grow, make more enquiry what South Africans did when Walmart and other firms were planning to enter SA.
Today in Nigeria, same South African has taking over Nigeria cable TV, leading in retail stores, they are the owners of shoprite, GAME, PEP etc, they owned the largest telecom industries in Nigeria MTN, they manage many international hotels in Nigeria for example Protea hotel, La Golden tulip, BON etc, same with banks, IBTC, Standard Chartered bank etc, we consum their products wears, foods, fruits, drinks even ordinary ice fish in local markets come from South African, here is indigenous cable TV tstv that is trying to come up same South African in our country connived with our corrupt politics frustrating them and ignorant ones like you instead of supporting your own you are here condemning them, tomorrow when DSTV is ripping you off with high charges, you will not know you are the cause of your misery, I hope you haven't forgotten how MTN ripped Nigerians off when they came until Glo came crashed the market for them, go and write it on they wall another Nigeria company that will soon go down is Nigeria brewery company, South African brewery (Sabmiller now AB InBev) in few weeks time will commission their biggest brewery in west African in Nigeria, the one the opened in the east is seriously affecting NBC, their products such as: Star beer, Golder etc are gradually going down, now this new one, we should embrace to say goodbye to NBC soon because of our moronic leaders and followers, giant of African my foot, have a great day.

Cc: gr8tone,Teeboi56

nokingasgod:


Mr Bricklayer your ignorance is so so sickening. In what ways should the government have supported TSTV more than what they did? Oh, they should have arbitrarily issued the marching order to DSTV and other local competitors all because of TSTV and allowed the industry to standstill until TSTV is ready to get their acts right.

Ours is an open economy and there is nothing wrong in international brands berthing here as long as they play by the rules.

If Globacom could take on MTN and still stand strong, the question is why is it that no Nigerian businessman is willing to invest in a local brand that would favourably compete with DSTV? The answer is simple, a typical Nigerian investor is interested in the short term ROI, he's rarely willing to invest and nurture a brand over the long haul. It took DSTV over three decades to get to the level they are today and even at that, they keep evolving. So in your view, government should have outlawed the likes of Shoprite, Games, SAB etc all in the name of ''supporting our own'' even if they are mediocre levels. O level Commerce and or Economics should have opened yous eyes better.

Please tell us since you are in the know, how did the South Africans in ''our country connived with corrupt politics'' to frustrate TSTV?

And by the way, what made Nigerian Breweries a Nigerian company and made Multichoice a non Nigerian company? It is the era of information super highway, ignorance is no longer an excuse, it is more than a sin, it is curse!

olisaemeka1:
You seriously do not know how a business runs in Nigeria ....I'm pretty sure if you did you will appreciate at least their point of view ....ask your self what happened to HI-TV....

I'm very sure they would have learnt their lessons now ..and kissed the feet of a very big god father

nokingasgod:


Interesting, Since you have decided to chose the Selective Perception route, let me help you a bit. Fault me if you can;

1. The Chairman of the board of Multichoice Nigeria, the owner of DSTV Nigeria, is a Nigerian called, Adewunmi Ogunsanya.There are several other Nigerian in the top management and several others are on the employ of the company. So, Multichoice Nigeria is still not Nigerian enough by your understanding?

2. Nigerian Breweries PLC, formerly Nigerian Breweries Limited is being owned by the Dutch with over 60% through Heineken Heineken Brouwerijen B.V (37.73%) and Distilled Trading International BV(16.36%). Stanbic Nominees Nigeria Limited own 15.53% and other individuals & institutions, 30.38%. I hope you know that the Brand Stanbic is South African too?

goaldynboy:


Thanks Bro!

You have said it all!