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Digital Switchover: Nigerians Can Watch Favourite Channels For Free

The federal government has said that with the launching of the Digital Switch Over (DSO) in Jos on Saturday Nigerians may not need to subscribe for DSTV and other conventional digital pay TV in the country.

It would be recalled that the federal government officially unveiled DSO last Saturday in Jos, Plateau State capital.

Addressing a press conference on the pilot roll-out of the DSO in Abuja, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed revealed that with the scheme Nigerians will only buy the Set-Up-Box for N1, 500 with no further monthly subscription unlike the conventional digital pay TV.

ADONBILIVIT....as far as say na LIE MOHAMed.....


You buy STB 1.5k then TV go dey show EPL by imagination abi dream abi na trans abi by oculus? I can only believe when his twin brother Truth M'hmed talks.

No where in the article did they mention epl, some of you are just plain stup.d

Nice one!

Please if you are in Jos and already have the digital box kindly list the channels you see on it.

grafikii:
No where in the article did they mention epl, some of you are just plain stup.d

EPL belongs to Nigeria's pay tv favourite program, so what is your argument?

mecussey:
EPL belongs to Nigeria's pay tv favourite program, so what is your argument?

90% of nigerian homes dont have epl, don't they watch tv?

grafikii:
90% of nigerian homes dont have epl, don't they watch tv?

They watch Tv but they dont watch their "favourite payTV programs" this was what lie Mohamed promised in his statement. Simple things makes us fail exam, and I tell you that promise is empty. If you sign that document, you as good as the worst politician in Niger.

guass:
Digital Switchover: Nigerians Can Watch Favourite Channels For Free

The federal government has said that with the launching of the Digital Switch Over (DSO) in Jos on Saturday Nigerians may not need to subscribe for DSTV and other conventional digital pay TV in the country.

It would be recalled that the federal government officially unveiled DSO last Saturday in Jos, Plateau State capital.

Addressing a press conference on the pilot roll-out of the DSO in Abuja, the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed revealed that with the scheme Nigerians will only buy the Set-Up-Box for N1, 500 with no further monthly subscription unlike the conventional digital pay TV.

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