A new DTH TV platform is set to unveil its products into 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) 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 October 1, 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.

TSTV is set to launch across 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.

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/pay-as-you-watch-tv-provider-tstv-sets-to-unveil-products-by-october-1/

We dey wait...

ShyCypher:
We dey wait...

might be in vain

tripleY:
A new DTH TV platform is set to unveil its products into the Nigerian broadcasting marketplace, and this new platform is the brainchild of Mr Bright Echefu and his Telecom Satellites TV (TSTV) outfit.




SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/pay-as-you-watch-tv-provider-tstv-sets-to-unveil-products-by-october-1/

I beg, they no dey recruit?

Brooke60:
I beg, they no dey recruit?

marvelling:

Look back, thunder is about to kiss you

Brooke60:
Look back, thunder is about to kiss you

and I wanted to help you... but now I have changed my mind

marvelling:



and I wanted to help you... but now I have changed my mind

Oya sorry nah
Somebody cannot even play with you again

Brooke60:
Oya sorry nah Somebody cannot even play with you again

hmmm... oya answer me

5k for Dish and decoder!!!

DSTV (On ur tracks) [Get set] <disappear>

sleemoon:
5k for Dish and decoder!!!

DSTV (On ur tracks) [Get set] <disappear>

sleemoon:
5k for Dish and decoder!!!

DSTV (On ur tracks) [Get set] <disappear>

we dey wait....

DSTV go heaar wein!

Why you all are interested in the yeye channels, I'm interested in the 20GB internet for 3k per month

hancock:
Why you all are interested in the yeye channels, I'm interested in the 20GB internet for 3k per month

abi

hancock:
Why you all are interested in the yeye channels, I'm interested in the 20GB internet for 3k per month

If I no get the decoder when it becomes available in my local, make I get k leg. Hopefully we'll get good speeds with it.

I've heard about it too,I will get once they start selling it

Welcome TSTV. But why does it have sound almost like DSTV? Whatever! If this eventually is a Pay as you watch TV then i will port and say final bye to multichoice who really doesn't give me multichoice in the real sense of what pay tv should be...which is pay as you view.

Lets see what you got brewing.

Dis is nice, dis wat Nigerians has been waiting 4, DSTV own is finished.