₦airaland Forum

Nigeria to Launch FreeTV on June 17, Bringing Free Digital Television to Homes Nationwide.


https://x.com/NGRPresident/status/2067133080976949555

Mu mu people with their ye ye supporters.

Instead of tackling insecurity and the dead economy, they re launching TV.

Hope is not NTA, because NTA was the only TV station showing how wicked useless islamic bandits and Terrorists (BAT) were labelled Repentant terrorists and how Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT) govt was paying them monthly

Oloshi ni awon people yi sha

Free TV?



Ki lo kan wa pelu Television?

Another Apc propaganda machine.. TV that will NOT transmit the reality of average Nigerians...

The propaganda channels that are NTA and FRCN aren't enough?

So you believe this BS?

tito44:
Mu mu people with their ye ye supporters.

Instead of tackling insecurity and the dead economy, they re launching TV.

With which light will they use to watch the Tv?

Instead of fighting insecurity, they are talking of free TV, is it for propaganda or showing us how the bandits are killing and raping. I don't understand this government

What would be the main content of the free tv?

samomoli:
Instead of fighting insecurity, they are talking of free TV, is it for propaganda or showing us how the bandits are killing and raping. I don't understand this government

Must you people wail and nag on almost everything? Should others stop living because of insecurity

You people are becoming irritating with the way you always oppose any development news

Gustavowhite:
With which light will they use to watch the Tv?

You can use candle light to watch the Tv now
Remember it's free

Eish

helinues:
You can use candle light to watch the Tv now
Remember it's free

Eish

I bet Your favorite Colour is 5

Free TV to use announce fake presidential election results 2027

Weldon

Why I Like Nigerians
Many of the same people who publicly criticize a project will often be the first to quietly subscribe to it. You won’t even know they’re using it—until the day it faces some kind of problem or challenge. Then, suddenly, they’ll come out in full force to complain: "Nigeria can’t even sustain free digital TV. Nothing works. Bla bla bla."
But wait—when did you subscribe after condemning it in the first place?
Take the Calabar regional road, for example. I know someone who spent hours criticizing the project when it was first proposed. Yet, he’s now one of its most frequent users. If you ask him why, he’ll say, "Is it Tinubu’s money that built it?" Press him further, and he’ll claim all he ever said was that it "wasn’t a priority."

Since the faaake certttifficcate hollldderr and his coven of mandate snatchers and grabbers have no achievement, they can use free television to highlight the consequences of grabbing for a faaake certttifficcate hollldderr