Less than A week before the commercial launch of TStv, Telcom Satellite TV, other pay TV providers, such as DStv/GOtv and StarTimes, are already Panicking.

Naija News learnt that TSTv’s competitors are very scared of its Pay-as-You-Consume billing model.

Over the years pay TV providers like DSTv had consistently argued that the model was not possible to implement in Nigeria the same way MTN denied Nigerians the per second billing until GLO came in to save Nigerians.

TSTv is set to launch its Pay-As-You-Consume plan on October 1, 2017, and industry watchers predict that it would win over a lot of customers from its competitors.
Analysts have expressed the hope that TStv would, indeed, redeem its promise of offering unique services, and thus break the MultiChoice’s monopoly in the business in Nigeria.

The move by the incoming operator is aimed at attracting more subscribers to their service, which is considered to have been tailored along the yearning of Nigerian pay TV customers.

Anything that can bring down Dstv is OK by me,you can't come all the way from kubuki land and be robbing me day light