NIGERIA IS GETTING A NEW PAY TV PROVIDER: PLANS, CHANNELS, DECODER PRICES AND DEALERSHIP





A new DTH TV platform is coming to the Nigerian broadcasting marketplace, and this new platform is the brainchild of Mr Bright Echefu and his Telecom Satellites TV (TSTV) outfit.


Telecom Satellites TV (TSTV) has reportedly entered into a technical agreement with ABS (a Satellite services company) to provide it with transponders that will enable the cost-effective delivery of DTH broadcast services to the Nigerian market.

Reports from ABS indicated that the new service planned to commence on 25th July 2017 would be on the ABS 3A Africa beam (3 degrees west). The broadcast service, it is said, would have between 100-150 TV channels.

Mr Bright Echefu, CEO of TSTV expressed his delight at being able to provide ‘premium video and broadcast service to Nigerians at prices they can afford’. He thanked ABS for their support.

ABS co-founder and CEO, Mr Thomas Choi hailed the new service as a real entry point for his organisation to play in the digital broadcasting landscape of Nigeria.

ABS is a new Satellite company owned by Primera funds.

For now they are only in Lagos, but i hear they will also function in Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan and other major cities in Nigeria.

Another cool feature is that TSTV set-up-box can also store content and has the ability to transmit wifi signals to all wifi enabled devices.



To learn how to be a TSTV Dealer – Read more here


https://brandspurng.com/nigeria-is-getting-a-new-pay-tv-provider-plans-channels-decoder-prices-and-dealership/


PRICE:

TSTV Africa Dish and Decoder cost 5,000NGN: 200+ channels, Free 20GB Data, Video Calls, Pause subscription, record and playback feature and many more…

SUBSCRIPTION FEE: 

Fee for as low as N500, N1000, N2000 and N3000.

N.B: You don’t need to pay monthly or periodically. You pay as you consume.

About ABS

ABS is one of the fastest growing global satellite operators in the world. ABS offers a complete range of tailored solutions including broadcasting, data and telecommunication services to broadcasters, service providers, enterprises and government organizations.

ABS operates a fleet of satellites: ABS-2, ABS-2A, ABS-3, ABS-3A, ABS-4/Mobisat-1, ABS-6, and ABS-7. The satellite fleet covers over 93% of the world’s population across the Americas, Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, CIS and Russia.

Headquartered in Bermuda, ABS has offices in the United States, UAE, South Africa and Asia.  ABS is majority owned by funds managed by the European Private Equity firm Permira.


SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/nigeria-is-getting-a-new-pay-tv-provider-plans-channels-decoder-prices-and-dealership/

Will they show live football matches?? If not they should not bother starting

News and Sport

Entertainment and Kiddies

Music, Science and Fashion.

Pay as you consume! This is great...

BlueBrothers:
Music, Science and Fashion.

Wow! there is trace Africa. I prefer it to ,hiptv and planettv.


But why no soundcity?

clarocuzioo:
Will they show live football matches?? If not they should not bother starting

They just started, I thought most of you are clamouring for pay per view?

Na was oh.

tripleY:
News and Sport

Some of Dstv premium news channels are here.hmmmmm

Where is CNN?

They're great channels but how would they secure large subscriber base because most Nigerians especially the male folk loves football matches with few ladies. (This is an observation ). They can still attract the female folks if they show soap opera that's realistic, thrilling with suspense and captivating as it might move lovers of telemundo and zee world switch to their product and so they shouldn't under estimate them. They shouldn't depend on football alone to sell because HITV tried similar thing and failed woefully in fact they got bankrupt and folded up. They should be financially buoyant to secure EPL and other top football matches license because Dstv wasn't foolish when they pushed most of football matches to higher plans. Don't forget that price is a major factor because you can't loss revenue at the expense of satisfying your customers.
Yea you came up with data plan inclusive which isn't bad but watch your back because MTN has similar licence of yours to broadcast. Don't forget they're are the largest gsm service provider in Nigeria, they have good marketing team and are very conversant.

Theres no live matches. If not, that alone would be their market strategy