MultiChoice increases GOTV, DSTV subscription prices this new month of November, 2023.
GOTV and DSTV subscription prices have been increased by MultiChoice in additional +N1,000 to all DSTV plans and +N650 to all GOTV plans as well.

NaijaTechNews reports that MultiChoice Nigeria, a pay TV service provider, on Monday, November 1, 2023, made an upward review of prices on DStv and GOtv packages and effective from November 6th, 2023.

Naijatechnews understands that a text message to customers by MultiChoice Nigeria revealed that the new GOTV subscription price and new DSTV subscription price increased will commence from November 6th, 2023.

In the message to its customers, MultiChoice Nigeria the new GOTV subscription price and new DSTV subscription price adjustment was due to the rising costs of business operations.

Before you proceed, note that;
1. This goverment will favour me and my family
2. Farmers will make more money


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https://www.naijatechnews.com/multichoice-increases-dstv-and-gotv-subscription-prices

The economy is affecting all sectors. I just hope they don't fold up

It is expected, should not be a surprise

They exchange all their earnings in naira at the parallel market cos official market don't have the capacity to do that (forex shortage)

And we all know forex market has never remain the same in this country

Anyone that blames them is very very stupid...... rather, blame yourself for not using Nigeria made products, you too can create something to export

Anyone can be Great

E no concern us wey no dey watch TV from yr to yr.
Na only my kids I dey go nkiri to download movies for their flashdrive.

Now they even prefer it toGotv thatd repeat the same thing for 1 week

Pls any other recommended paid tv for us abeg

The money for compact+ na we dey use sub compact now.

Waau.

Another increase in subscription prices for DStv and GOtv. Because nothing says "value for your hard-earned cash" like paying even more for the same service. Thanks, MultiChoice, for continuing to show us how much you care about your customers. Can't wait to see how many subscribers will decide to take their business elsewhere now.

westlius:
Pls any other recommended paid tv for us abeg

Metro Digital.

westlius:
Pls any other recommended paid tv for us abeg

Port to startimes

This people dey craze

With the old price My gotv for how many months now never see subscription


With This new price then for years I nor go subscribe at all

No longer a TV person...na wifey and kids and she no dry dey house buy the 6hrs wey she dey around babe u no sub n I'm person go dey hear..29k for something I no dey watch. Kids na to buy lots of books and sub netflix

jubrilcastle:

Metro Digital.

Better. How much is it
How do it work

These BLOODSUCKERS are at it again. Let's ignore them.

What nonsense.

There national assembly dingbats are not doing anything about it just imagine the impudence.

Mods oya front page let's bring this thing for a wider national discuss.

Arrant nonsense 😡😡😡😡

westlius:

Better. How much is it
How do it work

Far far better
Visit there website for more info
https://metrodigital.tv
I don't just know why they are not popular. Though they recently expand there reach nationwide. They were only functional in selected state before.

People be wasting money on Gotv and DStv subscription when radio and local TV station exist for free



I don't see any reason in continuous subscription of all these decoders



Just waste of money


If I want to watch movies , I'll go and download on pirates sites then listen to radio for news

just wait and relax, you will see some idiot defending DSTv for this price hike

Vent your anger on your hopelessly incompetent government.

Dstv is a private business which is listed on the stock exchange and has to deliver dividends to its shareholders.

If the cost of Premium products like EPL, La Liga, Athletics, Rugby, World Cup and Olympics is going up because the naira is shedding value like a snake sheds its skin, how is that Dstv's fault?

Purvan:
Another increase in subscription prices for DStv and GOtv. Because nothing says "value for your hard-earned cash" like paying even more for the same service. Thanks, MultiChoice, for continuing to show us how much you care about your customers. Can't wait to see how many subscribers will decide to take their business elsewhere now.

rottable:
The economy is affecting all sectors. I just hope they don't fold up

I hope they fold up. They've been doing this incessant price increase for way too long. It's just recently they're actually having a good reason to do so.
Only people who don't know the history of Mutichoice greed in Nigeria that will blame the government for their actions

eteebanky:
It is expected, should not be a surprise

They exchange all their earnings in naira at the parallel market cos official market don't have the capacity to do that (forex shortage)

And we all know forex market has never remain the same in this country

Anyone that blames them is very very stupid...... rather, blame yourself for not using Nigeria made products, you too can create something to export

Anyone can be Great

Exchange them for?

Blitzking:
No longer a TV person...na wifey and kids and she no dry dey house buy the 6hrs wey she dey around babe u no sub n I'm person go dey hear..29k for something I no dey watch. Kids na to buy lots of books and sub netflix

Download plenty cartoons for the children and sub Netflix for madam


Apart from sport, everything else on cable TV are repeated

Purvan:
Another increase in subscription prices for DStv and GOtv. Because nothing says "value for your hard-earned cash" like paying even more for the same service. Thanks, MultiChoice, for continuing to show us how much you care about your customers. Can't wait to see how many subscribers will decide to take their business elsewhere now.

Thank God manutd no get sense now . I no go subscribe again . I will rather invest in tabs for the kids and internet than sub for DStv. Not their fault sha


Chai . To think that less than 9 years ago DStv premium bouquet was less than 12,000 to 29,500. APC drove nigeria into the mud . I don’t think anyone supporting APC has a conscience . Selfish interests and tribal sentiments only . This is so sad

E be like Netflix cheap o, compared to this,and na latest film you go watch.

eteebanky:
It is expected, should not be a surprise

They exchange all their earnings in naira at the parallel market cos official market don't have the capacity to do that (forex shortage)

And we all know forex market has never remain the same in this country

Anyone that blames them is very very stupid...... rather, blame yourself for not using Nigeria made products, you too can create something to export

Anyone can be Great

You guys should stop all these using locally made product nonsense. Were we using local made products then when our economy was better...the same way some of you will put up a fallacy of "we need to be an exporting country before our naira can be strengthen ", but I'm asking (now) what are countries like Ghana, Cameroon and other countries in Africa, especially west african countries exporting that their currencies are still better than ours

It is arrant nonsense to tell a private company how to charge for its services, and it is stupidity beyond belief to get angry without addressing the underlying causes.

Go and ask your emilokan glue sniffer why the naira keeps losing value.

Or you thought Dstv is using your worthless naira to pay for EPL, La Liga, Champions League broadcast rights?

naijapikin2:
These BLOODSUCKERS are at it again. Let's ignore them.

What nonsense.

There national assembly dingbats are not doing anything about it just imagine the impudence.

Mods oya front page let's bring this thing for a wider national discuss.

Arrant nonsense 😡😡😡😡

westlius:
Pls any other recommended paid tv for us abeg

Metro digital is good

Islamisformumu:
It is arrant nonsense to tell a private company how to charge for its services, and it is stupidity beyond belief to get angry without addressing the underlying causes.

Go and ask your emilokan glue sniffer why the naira keeps losing value.

Or you thought Dstv is using your worthless naira to pay for EPL, La Liga, Champions League broadcast rights?

First off I'm no fan of tinubu, I believe in a better nigeria under peter obi.

Second, it's obvious you are not fully informed that you can't just set up a company and start fixing prices like electric bulbs. Are industries not under regulations in nigeria. Aside from the executive the national assembly are there to checkmate the excesses of these thieving capitalists. But will there

This coy we are talking about have wantonly increased prices severally over the last two years, you're there backing up their blatant daylight robbery. See ehn.. south african cous are just milking this country dry and like you said, our government are sheepishly following them hook line and sinker without recourse the the effects on the people.

Wake up dude, it's all hands on deck.. including me and you. 😏😏😏

Islamisformumu:
It is arrant nonsense to tell a private company how to charge for its services, and it is stupidity beyond belief to get angry without addressing the underlying causes.

Go and ask your emilokan glue sniffer why the naira keeps losing value.

Or you thought Dstv is using your worthless naira to pay for EPL, La Liga, Champions League broadcast rights?

First off I'm no fan of tinubu, I believe in a better nigeria under peter obi.

Second, it's obvious you are not fully informed that you can't just set up a company and start fixing prices like electric bulbs. Are industries not under regulations in nigeria. Aside from the executive the national assembly are there to checkmate the excesses of these thieving capitalists. But will there

This coy we are talking about have wantonly increased prices severally over the last two years, you're there backing up their blatant daylight robbery. See ehn.. south african cous are just milking this country dry and like you said, our government are sheepishly following them hook line and sinker without recourse the the effects on the people.

Wake up dude, it's all hands on deck.. including me and you. 😏😏😏🙁

Ensa777:
E no concern us wey no dey watch TV from yr to yr.
Na only my kids I dey go town pack movies for their flashdrive.

Get cyberstick

westlius:
Pls any other recommended paid tv for us abeg

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