olamilekan9:
please i wanna join

Drop your username I will share you the link

Babathanks:

Add me to with this number also. 08050534658

you are not on telegram na

Brendaniel:
We warned them about Tinubu, they called us haters, to all those who used tribalism to support Tinubu if only your tribal bragging right could reduce the price of garri for you or reduce the price of petrol to 200, I would have said you gained something from tribal support but do you know the very bad part;

Just a reminder Tinubu doesn't give a fvck about you or whatever you go through, he doesn't even need your vote or support in 2027 to get reelected...

What Obi would have done differently.
You lots should stop this nonsense.
None of them is capable to change anything. Tinubu Lagos flourish but Obi Anambra is not compared to Lagos. Nigerians voted Tinubu out of the three for record and facts.
Until the true person will come, I remain my name.

raskymonojendor:
Their problem. I am suprised that people still pay for satellite/cable TV in this era of streaming content.

No be data Dem go use stream âm?

sameks08:
I don't give me Bleep because na metro digital I de use now. #5500 I watch every thing so let them go and rest

I beg how I go take get this metro and how much is it sir

FuckYeyeMods:

What Obi would have done differently.
You lots should stop this nonsense.
None of them is capable to change anything. Tinubu Lagos flourish but Obi Anambra is not compared to Lagos. Nigerians voted Tinubu out of the three for record and facts.
Until the true person will come, I remain my name.

Obi would have done a whole lot different, using Lagos and Anambra as comparison is like giving a driver a Ferrari and another a beetle Volkswagen to do race and expecting the Volkswagen beetle to beat the Ferrari, give Obi the same Lagos to govern then you can compare them, mind you Lagos was former FCT for 77 years before Tinubu became governor,

Abuja has been FCT for about 38 years, it is like comparing FCT and Ekiti state in development, when was Anambra created?

nairalanda1:


1.Streaming is eating into Multichoice's profits. An Amazon prime and Netflix cost less than 5000 EACH a month for a package that offers you more than what Multichoice can offer

2.The economy is bad, and not just in Nigeria. Multichoice is struggling even in South Africa. In SA, for example, numbers of Premium subscribers are falling.

Modified : yes I am aware of data cost. Problem is people are porting from DStv premium to streaming.

they will lose in a country with live streaming. If I can get Starlink, its the way to go.Im still wondering why people who live in a block of flat ie 6x2 bedroom flat canot order starlink and forget about this DSTV shyte

Brendaniel:


Obi would have done a whole lot different, using Lagos and Anambra as comparison is like giving a driver a Ferrari and another a beetle Volkswagen to do race and expecting the Volkswagen beetle to beat the Ferrari, give Obi the same Lagos to govern then you can compare them, mind you Lagos was former FCT for 77 years before Tinubu became governor,

Abuja has been FCT for about 38 years, it is like comparing FCT and Ekiti state in development, when was Anambra created?

People are quick to forget that Lagos was once the federal capital of Nigeria.

Smartdoctor:
Their decoder go don roti finish for canal by now. I threw the shit outta my car when I was going to work r months ago

Na fight?

I think they should come and collect their decoders. What's all these nonsense?

raskymonojendor:
Their problem. I am suprised that people still pay for satellite/cable TV in this era of streaming content.

What do you suggest
They should leave abi

BB Naija is enough to bring them loss.

DevilishMan:
I've said it before and I'll say it again, only a confam mumu still uses DSTV.

If I pass your window and see DSTV dish I automatically assume that the occupants of that house are dumb.

What are the Viable Alternatives Bro?
make i Learn....

Mrfeel:

Lies like these are only heard on nairaland,the faceless forum

Sorry dear. You must elevate from poverty next year. I know you're pained

adioolayi:
We don't know what will break this monopolistic Company.. especially the sport channels.

They know we love football and they have exclusive rights for EPL and UCL

Everyone saying they will buy data and router and calling those using DSTV mumu no talk true...streaming football can NEVER be same as watching on Cable TV... streaming no even near am!

If you wan use better network for Nigeria to stream, the pay is more than DSTV subscriptions...we are talking about Starlink for example.

That is exactly my Thought.
Imagine streaming 1 or 2 Games of 90 Mins with Data Worth 1 Month DSTV Sub.....
Then That is : Penny Wise POUND FOOLISH

I'm open to Viable alternatives.....i wan Learn o

sameks08:
I don't give me Bleep because na metro digital I de use now. #5500 I watch every thing so let them go and rest

kindly tell us more

occfx:


Good iptv would cost you 12k/ 6months.

Regardless of how you use it?

Remember as prices of goods is going up don't ever hope that it will drastically reduced in Nigeria, continue voting for bad leaders.

DevilishMan:
I've said it before and I'll say it again, only a confam mumu still uses DSTV.

If I pass your window and see DSTV dish I automatically assume that the occupants of that house are dumb.

Most people still sub for sports sake you know. How can you have access to premier league matches and champions league when you have a bad internet access in your area?

I sold my DSTV decoder for 2k two months ago.

You guys should stop blaming DStv

Blame whoever or whatever have decided to continuously increase the prices of goods and services and bluntly refused to commensurately hike the average income of citizens.

How e want take work? This is what you get.

Not only DStv, even food, most people cannot remember the last time they drank tea with peak milk!

I hate DStv and multichoice as a whole,I will never patronize; NEVER

DevilishMan:
I've said it before and I'll say it again, only a confam mumu still uses DSTV.

If I pass your window and see DSTV dish I automatically assume that the occupants of that house are dumb.

Lets see the one you initiated otherwise you are the dumbest.
Instead of blaming the policy of your country you are here blaming individual that does not have the power to implement.
Subscription now is by choice, to me other things has to suffer if you really want it.
I subscribed because i love watching football and some matches are played in the night, i can not go to viewing centre in the night to watch for security reasons. There is absolutely no comparison for my safety and comfort to being robbed, kidnapped or injured.
In the nutshell i owed you no explanation but try and channel your grievances to the right place.

VicDs:
Values are fast depreciating.
I remember when gotv used to be for common man

Dstv used Gotv to fight StarTimes. Now that StarTimes is moribund, Gotv can do anyhow.

Imagine paying half of what DSTv Premium plan subscribers pay (that's excluding an additional fee for extraview) for both my fiber optic internet and fantastic IPTV services every single month and also getting way more value for my money than what the South African company can ever offer. It's pure and undiluted bliss.

These guys (DSTv) are just lucky that broadband internet penetration is still very low in Nigeria. Otherwise, they'd be recording humongous losses year in year out. They should ask cable TV operators in places like the US how they're struggling to remain in business, no thanks to cord cutters like me.

With my internet service catering to my work and full entertainment needs, God forbid I continue to dash DSTv that kind of money on a monthly basis. Life doesn't start and end with DSTv. Simply ask and you'd be shocked that you've been dulling yourself.

nairalanda1:


1.Streaming is eating into Multichoice's profits. An Amazon prime and Netflix cost less than 5000 EACH a month for a package that offers you more than what Multichoice can offer

2.The economy is bad, and not just in Nigeria. Multichoice is struggling even in South Africa. In SA, for example, numbers of Premium subscribers are falling.

Modified : yes I am aware of data cost. Problem is people are porting from DStv premium to streaming.

Yes streaming is a competition but that is not the reason for their loss, please stop misinforming people. The real reason is the harsh business environment. Naspers which is the multichannel parent company is among Africa's most valuable company, so your reason for streaming doesn't cut it

OvertheTop:


kindly tell us more

I don't know where you base but I'm in Aba and na metro I de cruise and is 5500 full package

If only people will boycott them.

If only people will use other alternative.

If only there's indigenous pay tv.

If only Dangote will will diversify and have a paytv station.


Till then, DSTV will continue to milk us

onomeabuja:

I beg how I go take get this metro and how much is it sir

The sub is 5500 and the machine plus the pan ( in fact the connection will cost you 25500) that includes the one month subscription.

LUAN:
what is metro

metro digital is also a different type of cable very cheaper to stupid dstv . active in Ana and river state

DevilishMan:
I've said it before and I'll say it again, only a confam mumu still uses DSTV.

If I pass your window and see DSTV dish I automatically assume that the occupants of that house are dumb.

So what do you use oga
Give us update

GEJDHERO:
METRO the hangy hangy.........freezing freezing network

make sure you don't have join join wire because my own is not shaking