A nice judgement if can be truly implemented and rather not audio judgement!

I'm available for all deals demanding trust and you'll be glad for meeting a competent and capable personality

A round of applause for the tribunal

Shoprite exited Nigeria when the business was becoming unprofitable.

I dare Multichoice to do same.

Dem no born dem baba well.

Why is it that all these Tribunals and courts can't respond same way to powee disteibutors and petroleum marketers?
I just don't understand something here

Where was this tribunal when Dangote hiked cement price?? How about a few weeks ago when fuel sold for as much as N500 a litre?? I really, really-really-really wish a Jerry Rawlings from Nigeria can come and wipe off every single one of these blood sucking vampires that call themselves politicians, their families & enablers! These people have totally destroyed this nation!!

Very nonsensical rip-off.
I'm happy for this development.

Kwanza:
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2022/03/31/tribunal-stops-multichoice-from-increasing-tariffs/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

When will the Onifade lawyer sue for the president's total package (pay and all benefits in kind) as well as the total package of senators, reps, governors, state lawmakers, LGA chairmen & councillors be reduced to the level of equivalent civil servants on productivity expectations? Anytime soon

Dest8sman:
A round of applause for the tribunal

Will you applaud them when you are stuck with NTA channels
Awoof can hook for throat o.

seunaj:
They seems to put so much energy when it comes to South Africa owned bussiness. Why hasn't tribunal halted cement and Garri price hike. Poor multichoice

If the energy is on South African businesses as you claimed, I think the effort is worth it.

Do not worry. Action on Garri and Cement will follow soon.

What Nigerian businesses cannot try in their own country.

Why are they forcing them ? Na person weh they subscribe get wahala. With this no light issue.

utter fools ...

seunaj:
They seems to put so much energy when it comes to South Africa owned bussiness. Why hasn't tribunal halted cement and Garri price hike. Poor multichoice

Keep kwayet... Y didn't they hike the price in their country where dey re doing pay per view?

Mumu judgment, instead of criticising useless economic policies of this administration, you are fighting a firm whose goal is to make profits, stop them from increasing price and watch them liquidate their assets and move out of the country.

seunaj:
They seems to put so much energy when it comes to South Africa owned bussiness. Why hasn't tribunal halted cement and Garri price hike. Poor multichoice

multichoice should introduce pay per view

ppogba:


If the energy is on South African businesses as you claimed, I think the effort is worth it.

Do not worry. Action on Garri and Cement will follow soon.

What Nigerian businesses cannot try in their own country?

such a terrible take. una deserve more years of Buhari

Are these people OK? Can they mandate that diesel be sold to multichoice at n400/litre?

Meanwhile all these useless govt parastatals are not belt tightening. They are all in the face of everything doing business as usual

Klington:
Has the tribunal considered the incessant rising cost of doing business in Nigeria these days. Most business are finding very difficult staying afloat.

I no go better for APC and their evil supporters.

yes cost of business is rising and its important to be sympathetic with these companies. but are salaries increasing as cost of living is increasing? or are consumers immuned from buahris failure? lets look at pure water. any little issue, they go on strike, cause artificial scarcity and increase price. their reason is cost of production. looking at it objectively, what exactly is the cost that goes into production of pure water. they usually say cost of nylon. are they the only ones that use nylon? beverage companies use more expensive materials and more complex and expensive designs on their packaging yet they dont increase prices like pure water. so sometimes, the govt has to wade in with price control to stem some arbitrary price increases which are exploitative

seunaj:
They seems to put so much energy when it comes to South Africa owned bussiness. Why hasn't tribunal halted cement and Garri price hike. Poor multichoice

Do you know how much Multichoice is making out of this business? They gave them monopoly over this business to be giving 200,000 000 subscribers without a competitor.

Klington:
Has the tribunal considered the incessant rising cost of doing business in Nigeria these days. Most business are finding very difficult staying afloat.

I no go better for APC and their evil supporters.

Don't mind the hediots. Have they restrained service apartments from increasing their service charge fees?

Advocate500:
Mumu judgment, instead of criticising useless economic policies of this administration, you are fighting a firm whose goal is to make profits, stop them from increasing price and watch them liquidate their assets and move out of the country.

yes cost of business is rising and its important to be sympathetic with these companies. but are salaries increasing as cost of living is increasing? or are consumers immuned from buahris failure? lets look at pure water. any little issue, they go on strike, cause artificial scarcity and increase price. their reason is cost of production. looking at it objectively, what exactly is the cost that goes into production of pure water. they usually say cost of nylon. are they the only ones that use nylon? beverage companies use more expensive materials and more complex and expensive designs on their packaging yet they dont increase prices like pure water. so sometimes, the govt has to wade in with price control to stem some arbitrary price increases which are exploitative

B4 nko? even the judge will be affected if he doesn't do the needful.

adedayoa2:
multichoice should introduce pay per view

you won't enjoy paying for it, I promise you. The point is they won't even introduce it cus Nigerians can't afford it

Is cable TV our problem now?
Let them also cut down the prices of essential commodities too. A hungry man can't watch Startimes cable TV.

Multichoice has to pay television rights and royalties for its premium content like the Champions League, La Liga, EPL, Tennis GrandSlams, Formula One etc and they have to pay in dollars.
The dollar is trading at nearly 600 naira and you expect prices to be stagnant?
Nigerians are naturally dumb.

Dshocker:
Na today...if multichoice circulates $100m in bribery,they will still turn the monumentum in favour of multichoice.

Over the years multichoice have used bribing as a means of bringing down every cable tv that ever launched and all have not been able to operate for up to a year,apart from startimes,because it belongs to the government.

Failed state!!!

Good move... Those guys no dey do us well at all

This is an abuse of Judicial process.

Nigeria, the government and Nigerians need to understand MultiChoice is a private business with a sole aim of making profits.

We always interfere too much in its operations.

Why we don't have such attitude of interfere with Customs Duties that's exorbitant and increasing weekly.
Why is the government and the Judiciary not allowing injuctions to stop power companies and the regulators from constantly increasing electricity tarrifs every 6 months.

NASS salaries go up every 3 months for the past 24 years. Nobody created tribunal to prevent that.

If dstv subscription is to expensive, there is no national compulsion to watch dstv. Watch YT or NTA

lexy2014:


yes cost of business is rising and its important to be sympathetic with these companies. but are salaries increasing as cost of living is increasing? or are consumers immuned from buahris failure? lets look at pure water. any little issue, they go on strike, cause artificial scarcity and increase price. their reason is cost of production. looking at it objectively, what exactly is the cost that goes into production of pure water. they usually say cost of nylon. are they the only ones that use nylon? beverage companies use more expensive materials and more complex and expensive designs on their packaging yet they dont increase prices like pure water. so sometimes, the govt has to wade in with price control to stem some arbitrary price increases which are exploitative

off all the things to go after it's DSTV they chose because ... SOUTH AFRICA, yeah?

INTEGRITYA1:
Inflation is bitting hard, make federal government self look into better policies that will reduce the cost of productions.

Common sense... they expect prices to remain the same when diesel is around 750! Denying facts seems to be APC's forte...

What we have started paying already

Klington:
Has the tribunal considered the incessant rising cost of doing business in Nigeria these days. Most business are finding very difficult staying afloat.

I no go better for APC and their evil supporters.

Very selfish set