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Olominira:
They would leave only if they make no money from Nigeria.

This might take away most profit. It's a business not a charity organization.

Susu888:
Let them pack out na.... rubbish.
Na initial gra gra to scare off NBC.......

They won't leave Nigeria .... we dare them to leave.

Ok

FlordFlorez:
What a fuckery! This government wants to chase away the limited investors we have. How do they make profit with this stupid code?

You shut up when u have nothing intelligent to contribute to a thread.

What kanai say

I say when APC and buhari is done with Nigeria eh

Somalia will be like London where Nigeria dey

Ever since this dullard took over, everything has always been negative negative
Afonjass una see waiting una vote. Common sense is not common, u guys claim to know but u guys know nothing. Where are those modafackers quoting me up and down as if na me cause their frustration.
Una eye dun clear, I have never seen any investors since dullard took over. No wonder they voted a vision less man bcs most Afonjas are vision less.
Below picture of an Afonja

FlordFlorez:
What a fuckery! This government wants to chase away the limited investors we have. How do they make profit with this stupid code?

You shut it when u have nothing intelligent to contribute to a thread.

They should find a common ground

They no fit go. They can leave other countries but Nigeria hell no oooo. Where their market dey. If they bone them we'll make them try it.

FlordFlorez:
What a fuckery! This government wants to chase away the limited investors we have. How do they make profit with this stupid code?

What investors? Lazy Nigerians that need a white man to come and invest and develop his own industry. You folks can't do anything for yourselves.

helinues:
Is Iroko TV not a Nigeria company?

Na watin me sef won ask

Laslas, we would eat our politician when we are hungry

Susu888:
Let them pack out na.... rubbish.
Na initial gra gra to scare off NBC.......

They won't leave Nigeria .... we dare them to leave.

AIT and NTA is your fall back option ba?

When we have analog brains heading every organisation in the country.

Arr they saying they don't want to pay tax??, because that is what is heard the NBC saying to them iroko,Netflix et.c

it's only cable Television enjoying monopoly like Multichoice that were told to share their rights ti fellow competitors.so
Government should serio assist TSTV to compete favourably with Multichoice.





Please do anyone know the reason why Dangote sugar is very scarce these days and the other producers are producing inferior quality sugar to Dangotes

Sysdatek:
Nonsense
Make netflix dey abeg
Dstv is a waste of money outside football

True, dstv is just ripping ppl off.

Top1gun:


You shut it when u have nothing intelligent to contribute to a thread.

lol. When someone reads both of your posts I'm sure you know who the person will think should shut up

FlordFlorez:
What a fuckery! This government wants to chase away the limited investors we have. How do they make profit with this stupid code?

I don't think you read the article

In brief, NBC wants Netflix, DStv and iroko to resell their original content made for Nigerian viewers to other broadcasters, and they are saying no.

If they end up doing so, that means you can access content from these people cheaply. On the other hand , it eats into their profits, hence their reluctance to resell

Best way for government to support foreign investment is to give them favourable policies that will attract more investors which in turn will cause competition. Thus competition will not only bring about better performance of the companies, it will also help in better treatment of their employees and more job creation

Aktsmith104:
They no fit go. They can leave other countries but Nigeria hell no oooo. Where their market dey. If they bone them we'll make them try it.

They are making profits because of the status quo.

If anything changes and they lose more money than they make, they will leave and never come back.

Population alone does not guarantee investment.

Enough Money has to be made from that population to attract investment.

We need all the investors we can get...this is not the time to start chasing away the few we have in the country

Nigeria is confused. Do we want investors or not?. Same stupid confusion in power sector, oil, entertainment, water etc.
Especially the citizens. Decades of free crappy services have conditioned us to think everything should be free. Nothing good comes free.

Make I no lie, I no understand this thread o. Lalasticlala come and break it down for me biko

Very stupid shortsighted leaders!!! After totally wasting over 50 years of oil revenue with nothing to show instead of cutting down their expensive of running a govt that does nothing they are looking for who to extort in the name of tax so they can continue paying themselves armed robber remunerations !!!

This is how these guys Destroyed the lives of MTN local vendors and partners after their dubious fines against MTN and today the Telco doesn't support local businesses and iniatives that much again , that's why you don't have Who wants to be a millionaire again , that's why there is no Project fame again . Personally I know how much my company lost in revenue projection from that same action ..I was in middle of closing out an outdoor ad deal with one of the companies before COVID started and now the Buhari govt toes this path ..Tell me how I can ever like this Buhari ..NEVER!!!!!

Tapout:
what is being done about the increase in dstv's tariff??

hmmmm,government are supposed to assist TSTV,if it is truly a Nigerian coy,intervene swiftly,competition is the only way out.

kikero:


I don't think you read the article

In brief, NBC wants Netflix, DStv and iroko to resell their original content made for Nigerian viewers to other broadcasters, and they are saying no.

If they end up doing so, that means you can access content from these people cheaply. On the other hand , it eats into their profits, hence their reluctance to resell

I am particular worried about DSTV.

As much as they are disliked, they have invested billions into the Nigerian entertainment sector.

They have done far more for Nollywood and the entertainment sector than the govt since 1999.

If they leave, the ripple effects would be Massive.

Buhari and his people should be careful.

Don't spoil what you didn't create.

kikero:


I don't think you read the article

In brief, NBC wants Netflix, DStv and iroko to resell their original content made for Nigerian viewers to other broadcasters, and they are saying no.

If they end up doing so, that means you can access content from these people cheaply. On the other hand , it eats into their profits, hence their reluctance to resell

i no blame them jo

mysteryman2014:


True, dstv is just ripping ppl off.

It's a free market economy - charge whatever you like.

It's left for the government to make the economy conducive so that other players can enter the market and force prices down!

ajl:


What investors? Lazy Nigerians that need a white man to come and invest and develop his own industry. You folks can't do anything for yourselves.

You think even a Nigerian investor can recoup his money in this environment? We never learn from other's mistakes. We always like reinventing the wheel and forming Vandamme.

I may not be getting the full picture here, but the government wants to stop exclusivity. As part of intellectual property rights, there's no way the government can force a content provider to give out its intellectual property for free, there'd have to be financial gains for such a transaction for the content provider. I believe the problem these companies have with the new order and exclusivity is the fact that they can't exclusively hold rights of distribution to their works and hence stipulate and force consumers to pay whatever they please because said customers have no alternatives. Competition helps the common man at the end of the day, FG should compel them to sub-license to other broadcasting organizations who want their contents, let them negotiate and flood the market, they'd definitely make their profits back, they won't just make insane margins at the expense of the common man. At the end of the day, the ordinary man benefits, that's what governance should be.