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CT Has Intervened To Prevent Multichoice From Raising Subscription Fee (26715 Views)

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GloriousGbola: 7:13pm On Apr 29, 2024
This is bs. Dstv is not an essential service. It is not a basic need. The only way to reduce dstvs cost is to introduce competition

Anything else is an abuse of the free market, and people are watching

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GanagiBitrus: 7:13pm On Apr 29, 2024
If they have Legal Powers to enforce price control, why not use such powers on prices of other items that are going high, especially essential ones.

DSTV is not an essential service, so one can stop subscribing or opt for alternative.

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Oxb90: 7:14pm On Apr 29, 2024
Make una make gotv and dstv pay as you go. That's all.
kclee(m): 7:14pm On Apr 29, 2024
Some Nigerians with Negativity mentality. Every Good and bad action/inaction from govt or it's agency nah Bad thing...
Blazetrailer: 7:15pm On Apr 29, 2024
Stupid move though...this is supposed to be a free economy as we have been told....if the govt. claims to be encouraging willing buyer and willing seller in forex market(which we know is a lie)...why are they then regulating how others sell their products in an inflationary economy?

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Enemyofpeace: 7:16pm On Apr 29, 2024
This is not fear at all. DSTV as a community has the right to increase their subscriptions as required. They're not forcing anyone to subscribe or do business with them. When did they not interfere with Dangote's price of cement?

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Akalia(m): 7:16pm On Apr 29, 2024
DrAda:
This is simply ridiculous. There are a dozen and one items that have been on the increase and that includes fuel,but by all means, let's ignore all that and focus on multichoice.
So because you can afford the tariff increase you don't care about others like my humble self who can't? That's very callous of you doctor Ada
hardknocksng(m): 7:16pm On Apr 29, 2024
To beat them, allow others to compete with them.

That’s how to send them home ..

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back2sender: 7:17pm On Apr 29, 2024
EmeeNaka:
Is this not interference in their freedom of legitimate business operations ? Do they want the business to wind up?

Why didn't this lawyer do same against Nerc on tariff increase?

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Bolu004(m): 7:17pm On Apr 29, 2024
EmeeNaka:
Is this not interference in their freedom of legitimate business operations ? Do they want the business to wind up?

Kindly compare their bouquet price in South Africa even though it's PAYGo then come back here an argue sir.
ZIAZI(m): 7:17pm On Apr 29, 2024
How many Nigerians use DSTV, and can it be compared to the number of those who use petrol?
I mean, we can do without DSTV jare.

What have the regulators done to prevent the indiscriminate hike of petroleum products and power as of today? We keep majoring in the minor.

Telecom coys on the other hand are thinking of increasing tariff for their products and services.

DSTV just dey misbehave. Wetin dem need na serious competition wey go make their gra gra reduce.
Akalia(m): 7:19pm On Apr 29, 2024
Enemyofpeace:
This is not fear at all. DSTV as a community has the right to increase their subscriptions as required. They're not forcing anyone to subscribe or do business with them. When did they not interfere with Dangote's price of cement?
Listen, multichoice is not absolutely autonomous such that their business activities can't be regulated in a foreign country. Even in their indigenous clime, they are under regulatory oversight.
Cmanforall: 7:20pm On Apr 29, 2024
olatade:


https://thenationonlineng.net/just-in-tribunal-stops-multichoice-from-increasing-dstv-gotv-subscription-rates/

NTA should go buy Premier and Champions leagues airing licenses grin

Multichoice is business company
BigkokoRep: 7:20pm On Apr 29, 2024
A most outrageous ruling! What right does a court has to fix price for a privately owned business? If it's too expensive, stop using it! Tufiakwaaaa this kind of people.

Dem bury una planceta with DStv? That's how y'all were glued to foreign Carriers ripping y'all off until a local Carrier entered the route!

If DStv is expensive, that alone is an opening for one or two of these crooks with lots of stolen funds to set up a viable alternative! That's how Al Jazeera came onboard to rival BBC, DW, CNN, Fox etc.... today, they're doing well!

Yahaya Bello and co with lots of Naira stuck up somewhere...bros Seyi buying expensive watches...make una set up companies in virtually all sectors with foreign dominance....well, those with easy access to our commonwealth won't heed this Advisory.

If you don't know how to start, or run it, that's why Bigkoko is here for you! Forget political difference, I treat clients confidentially and with utmost respect!

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DrAda(f): 7:20pm On Apr 29, 2024
Akalia:
So because you can afford the tariff increase you don't care about others like my humble self who can't? That's very callous of you doctor Ada

You failed to understand the underlying meaning of my post but don't let it stop you from accusing me of what I know nothing about
Xpol: 7:22pm On Apr 29, 2024
EmeeNaka:
Is this not interference in their freedom of legitimate business operations ? Do they want the business to wind up?
Nothing dey please humans.

I'm sure you're part of the people criticizing them for increasing it earlier.

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Mandate1: 7:22pm On Apr 29, 2024
EmeeNaka:
Is this not interference in their freedom of legitimate business operations ? Do they want the business to wind up?
I no just understand this country.

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Bimpe29: 7:24pm On Apr 29, 2024
Okay
MrJames007: 7:24pm On Apr 29, 2024
jmoore:
They allowed DISCOs to increase prices but they don't want DSTV to increase their prices.
Epitome of nonsense!
Point.
Enemyofpeace: 7:25pm On Apr 29, 2024
Akalia:
Listen, multichoice is not absolutely autonomous such that their business activities can't be regulated in a foreign country. Even in their indigenous clime, they are under regulatory oversight.
why is the same not be applied to Dangote?

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bobbiiee: 7:28pm On Apr 29, 2024
Subscription is not by force.
Akalia(m): 7:29pm On Apr 29, 2024
DrAda:


You failed to understand the underlying meaning of my post but don't let it stop you from accusing me of what I know nothing about
What's your argument Dr? With all respect why are you putting up a defence on behalf of multichoice? What underlying meaning was your post trying to convey? Please make me understand?
ttobizz(m): 7:29pm On Apr 29, 2024
Fvck all yo
spartachico(m): 7:30pm On Apr 29, 2024
Thank you oo CT
I HOPE THEY HEED AND IF THEM NO HEED ABEG MAKE UNA CHASE THEM OUTTA TOWN
Heffalump(m): 7:33pm On Apr 29, 2024
baretalk:
Multi choice should be made to use pay as you use system, under regulated metrics...

Thank you. With pay as you view, I wouldn't mind their fees increase. They are taking advantage of the porous Nigeria system, where government officials take bribe and allow a service provider to milk the masses.
Nonsense!

DSTV that I know will still increase the fees anyway. Very heartless company. I blame ourselves for enduring a monopoly as DSTV.

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teewhydope(m): 7:33pm On Apr 29, 2024
Xpol:
Nothing dey please humans.

I'm sure you're part of the people criticizing them for increasing it earlier.

Most Nigerians are confused, they don't really know what they want

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janvier27(m): 7:34pm On Apr 29, 2024
They have implemented the increase
Saao(m): 7:34pm On Apr 29, 2024
Useless people, where were the tribunal when tinubu increase fuel?
ednut1(m): 7:41pm On Apr 29, 2024
1kingsize:
It's high time they break their monopoly
and put NTA there? Go and ask HITV how market

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dvson1: 7:43pm On Apr 29, 2024
The new price will still eventually take effect infact, soon
Oracle411: 7:43pm On Apr 29, 2024
jmoore:
They allowed DISCOs to increase prices but they don't want DSTV to increase their prices.
Epitome of nonsense!

U can pay the new price na

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