MultiChoice's digital satellite TV, DStv announced on Tuesday that all active subscribers will have access to premium channels as the South African brand is set to flag off its Premium Open Week.
For one week - Thursday, 14 April to Thursday, 21 April - all active DStv subscribers on Compact Plus, Compact, Family and Access bouquets will enjoy unlimited access to a buffet of premium channels, in the comfort of their own homes at no additional cost.

Ranging from exciting movies, both Hollywood and Nollywood, sports, music, documentaries and kids entertainment which are only available on the Premium bouquet, will be available to all active subscribers within the specified period.

The Managing Director, Multichoice Nigeria, John Ugbe who made the announcement, said the company’s priority is to put the needs of its subscribers at the heart of everything they do.


“The DStv Open Week follows recent initiatives where the EPL, La Liga and Euro 2016 were made available to Compact subscribers at no extra cost and no price increase was implemented on DStv bouquets in Nigeria on 1 April. Both these initiatives are some of the innovative ways MultiChoice is adding more value to subscribers’ video entertainment experience, irrespective of their subscription plan.

“At MultiChoice, we understand that times are tough for our subscribers who not only want to experience the best television entertainment, but do so at a price they can afford.

“Our DStv bouquets allow subscribers flexibility in price and choice without compromising quality or variety. However, we also understand that our subscribers on lower bouquets would enjoy the opportunity to watch some of the content available on the higher bouquets,” Ugbe explained.

He also asserted the company’s commitment to add more viewing contents to subscribers on lower bouquets as part of the company’s reward mechanism.

Multichoice also launched the ‘Game of Exploras’ offer, where 1000 Explora decoders will be given away at the rate of two decoders every hour for 21 days.

“All a Premium subscriber needs to do to qualify to win an Explora, is to remain active,” Ugbe added.

Source: https://thewhistler.ng/story/dstv-open-week-subscribers-to-view-all-stations-free

Is it applicable to gotv too?

We shall see.
To be frank, subscribers deserve more after being ripped off of their hard earnings

Nice one

OK

How do they expect us to enjoy their benevolence when there is no light and no fuel to power our generators. Definately wrong timing...

This is nonsense until they implement "PAY AS YOU VIEW"

Ok .

ezebunafo:
Is it applicable to gotv too?

most definitely. This isnt d first time

Dem remember say EPL dey dis weekend? Na bad market ooo
I go enjoy this one-off offer oo

Okay naaaw..

I no free subscribe my DSTv for the second month now since there's no light. Fuel has become gold too.

Those thieves!!!


Una and MTN, I don't know who worse pass

whey d light? don't surprised when you see Nigeria suffers total blackout for one week on news headlines,phcn do mad i swear, imagine after getting the mtn free data on about 5 sims phcn switched the light that very dey for four good days , when i checked those sims after light has been restored mtn don reduce my 4.5 gig to 10mb i swear phcn wherever una day god go continue to dey punish una everyday

Something makes me think this is marketing strategy.

Now this iz news
...
Multi choice don epp us now
____na PHCN remain

Is it applicable to GO TV?

What about The Dstv Walkas and Mobile ?

Go Tv too?

Ashez:
Something makes me think this is marketing strategy.

Before, what else do you think

kkkk...

DrObum:
Those thieves!!!
Una and MTN, I don't know who worse pass

Dem enter ur bank account thief ur money?

seliaju:
We shall see.
To be frank, subscribers deserve more after being ripped off of their hard earnings

Dem force u pay? Go buy startimes na

OK ooooooo Gotv ko

we no want

Does that mean those with active Gotv subscription get one week extension?

yetunsbay:
most definitely. This isnt d first time

This is great. It will be an exciting week.

Ashez:
Something makes me think this is marketing strategy.

Marketing strategy ke. Na the consumer protection council hammer/order dem dey obey so. Den give dem 90 days to comply or more sanctions

potbelly:
How do they expect us to enjoy their benevolence when there is no light and no fuel to power our generators. Definately wrong timing...

na dstv go give yu light again?omasheo!

The is the change we are talking about. Kudos to the apc government. By the way, in South Africa, there is nothing like pay per view and all their bouquet are exactly of the Same amount as we have it here in Nigeria. I don't see how these people are ripping us off!!!! Do your research well......