Kwese is a Zimbabwean owned Pan-African entertainment Pay-TV launched in Nigeria last year. Kwese operates in some African countries including Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Zambia. Kwese has some very flexible subscription subscription packages on Cable TV which allows customers to purchase 3 days, 7 days and 30 days subscriptions.



Kwese TV decoder in Nigeria costs N5,740 but they have a starter's pack which is recommended to all new customers. The Starter pack is worth N10,960. Kwese starter pack includes a satellite dish, a decoder and a free installation. Customers will also get access to Kwese TV's full entertainment and sports bouquet for free in the first 30 days of subscription.

Kwese TV offers very flexible subscription packages options with a 3 days, 7 days and 30 days subscription package.

3 days subscription - N990;
7 days subscription - N1,850; and
30 days subscription - N6275.
With over 65 channels,namely, DXTV, VICELAND, REVOLT TV, Mogul, Diddy ESPN, CNN International, Dreamworks and other channels. Kwese offers quite a number with its bouquet. When subscription expires, channels like Flow TV, NTA, Africa News, Kwese Free sports and Islam TV will still be showing.

You can contact Kwese on their facebook page @watchkwese, Email : help@kwese.com, Twitter @Kwese_NG or call them at +1 4407312.

Source>> https://www.foxxtek.com.ng/2018/04/kwese-tv-nigeria-decoder-price-channel.html

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Not a match to dstv. Kwese TV is jst like ctl, metro. We need a cable that can compete dstv

braimeddy:
Not a match to dstv. Kwese TV is jst like ctl, metro. We need a cable that can compete dstv

They are not a match for DSTV because DSTV is not owned by A Nigerian heh?

Kwese TV is not also owned by a Nigerian

danyel11:

They are not a match for DSTV because DSTV is not owned by A Nigerian heh?