35Billion Small Ooo
From almost 2 Trillion Naira

brain54:
35 billion...

These people are making money from Nigeria Sha.

Money they repatriate to their country.

I doubt they make that much money In South Africa. Or any other country for that matter. (I will check for data on this) And the thing is they are always complaining of how difficult it is to do business in Nigeria. Hiking prices at the slightest opportunity.

It's a shame Nigeria do not have an indigenous cable TV provider.

Nigerian business men... Are you sleeping?

Not all of them are sleeping. Some are on Nairaland just asking questions.

No be small money o!

brain54:
35 billion...

These people are making money from Nigeria Sha.

Money they repatriate to their country.

I doubt they make that much money In South Africa.

And this 35b is the amount they reached on agreement oh. The actual figures are higher going by today's FX

Its a shame?on who?cable satellites are owned by individual,couldn't you have provided one for Nigeira?instead of expecting someone else to do it.

brain54:
35 billion...

These people are making money from Nigeria Sha.

Money they repatriate to their country.

I doubt they make that much money In South Africa. Or any other country for that matter. (I will check for data on this) And the thing is they are always complaining of how difficult it is to do business in Nigeria. Hiking prices at the slightest opportunity.

It's a shame Nigeria do not have an indigenous cable TV provider.

Nigerian business men... Are you sleeping?

Probity100:
It is still peanut compared to what they get monthly from subscriptions.
For example if 1,000,000 subscribers from offices and companies pay 25k for subscriptions that's 25B naira...
Let's take a kook at household's for the smallest subscriptions of 2,500....say about 10m homes in Nigeria that's another 25B naira...minimum.

They will be making up to 100B naira monthly.......

oga this your beer parlour calculation dey make me laff, they make this, they make that, but you did not factor in the humongous cost of doing business in Nigeria which you have to solely dund on your own, cost of capital, remunerations, insurance, logistics, rent, advert and the payments for the TV rights they beam to you, and you are just quoting billions they make, oga quit being intellectually lazy

Debater:
The only 3 things wey I go talk be say:

1. Omo ₦35B no be small money chai
2. Make una dey patronise Nigerian companies
3. DsTV dey mad, dem just dey increase money anyhow
Happy Sunday

We patronise Nigeria business, the ownner of the business go still carry the money go abroad go spend am.
Example: Albert Wigwe, nobody pray or wish him death.
Many of our top CEOs and founder.

For me, either Nigeria or foreign own businesses, all na still the same.
The profit will not be spend in this country.

Another price increment on the horizon.

Imagine how this people ripping us in our country. Not even in their country of birth do they make such money

FinidiGeorge:

Shey they will still not increase it as payback for this 35 billion as I dey see am so?

I don already think am ....and na sure banker

We want pay per view

After playing this 35b they say they want to incriz there moni yeye people, WE WANT PAR VIEW if we thay can do dat dat we b ok for Nigerian

brain54:
35 billion...

These people are making money from Nigeria Sha.

Money they repatriate to their country.

I doubt they make that much money In South Africa. Or any other country for that matter. (I will check for data on this) And the thing is they are always complaining of how difficult it is to do business in Nigeria. Hiking prices at the slightest opportunity.

It's a shame Nigeria do not have an indigenous cable TV provider.

Nigerian business men... Are you sleeping?

lol. Only if Sky or these international broadcasters are interested in doing business in Nigeria, then maybe other than that Dstv has a firm grip on subsaharan Africa.

Why did the FG allow them to default for so long? What was the agreement? Not only should they pay up but they should also be fined. If they were to pay N1000 in 2021 which was about US$2.50 .... and have now agreed to pay the N1000 .... which is about US$0.75 .... who gains? They are paying less than half of what they owed. A fine would've made up for this. Companies will continue to evade as long as the Naira continues diving... it will be to their benefit.

funnily, they waitedfor the naira to crash, den agreed to pay the huge sum... meaning, the sum is a chicken change with the diring Naira

35billion,
Can you imagine how many of such organizations that are just taking away

Without giving anything

Other than just coins to the officials?

PBAT is working.

Tantamount to an increase in subscription fee for their customers

That Tstv is the most useless cable network .
They scammed Nigerian with pay per watch. They are not ready to do business. The customers base is there for them but they don't want to invest in their business.

Wisedove:


Which one are we having in Nigeria?
I ditched DsTV and Gotv to buy TSTV. guess what, TSTV don leave me comot just the way i leave multichoice

Unfortunately, Nigerians will not see the impact of the paid money. Alooter continuer.

duduade:


I don already think am ....and na sure banker

Kai, haba mana... Shege banza we don enter am

brain54:
35 billion...

These people are making money from Nigeria Sha.

Money they repatriate to their country.

I doubt they make that much money In South Africa. Or any other country for that matter. (I will check for data on this) And the thing is they are always complaining of how difficult it is to do business in Nigeria. Hiking prices at the slightest opportunity.

It's a shame Nigeria do not have an indigenous cable TV provider.

Nigerian business men... Are you sleeping?

The average Nigerian business man wid rather open hotels, Plazas, clubs and restaurants or go into oil and gas business

They don't just have the patience to be creative or innovative

Probity100:
It is still peanut compared to what they get monthly from subscriptions.
For example if 1,000,000 subscribers from offices and companies pay 25k for subscriptions that's 25B naira...
Let's take a kook at household's for the smallest subscriptions of 2,500....say about 10m homes in Nigeria that's another 25B naira...minimum.

They will be making up to 100B naira monthly.......

if it is easy, start your own Na... You are quick to give quack calculation of their income and you forget about the expenses for a month... Won't they pay salary? Do you have an idea of how much fuel they consume monthly? Do you have an idea what the tv right they paid for is? Govt will also collect from it as tax and you without 10k in your account is calling 35B chicken change ...smh

Vinnie2000:


Multi-Choice are Trying honestly.

The Economy of this Bulaba govt is NOT friendly to both small and Large scale businesses.

But why did They go off air in that Super Eagles vs South Africa match,
when Their Player was about to Play his Penalty

Is not only them go off air I think it's all South African company goes off air, even MTN data went off that day

From 1trillion to 35B? Who don collect kickback to help them achieve this?