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The game has now shifted gears as both Maria and Pere are now officially in the Big Brother Reality show ...

The reality show has already topped previous seasons as MultiChoice Nigeria has announced a grand prize of N90 million – ...

GOtv Nigeria says it has invested over N162 million into the initiative and currently employs about 8,000 young professionals in ...

Nigeria's tax agency accuses the firm of tax evasion.

During the 2020 lockdown, MultiChoice Nigeria made cash donations of N200 million to the Federal Government of Nigeria and N50 ...

Multichoice and Startimes had announced upward reviews in subscription fees.

Multichoice Nigeria had dragged the MCSN to court in 2011 after the latter wrote to it demanding N4.1 billion for ...

Rep says DSTV operates a Pay As You Go Tariff Plan in other countries but exploits Nigerians through a fixed ...

MultiChoice Group showcases media portfolio, pledges to enhance customer experience

Tacha has also become the first housemate to be disqualified from the ongoing reality show.

The company said it would cut jobs at its call and walk-in centres.

CPC has accused Multichoice of ignoring a restraining order to increase its tarriffs

The show has been hugely successful in South Africa, Kenya and Zimbabwe.

The show was launched in January.

The organisations says its contract with suppliers is on month to month basis.

Candidates would be exposed to a comprehensive curriculum.

The Consumer Protection Council sets up a special channel for subscribers' complaints.

The decision comes just over a year after a 20 per cent raise.

The federal government has ordered an investigation of the decision.

Only one housemate will win the prize money of N25 million and a new KIA Sorento car.

The TV launch was effective December 1.

NTA will now be freely available for all DSTV subscribers.

“We put our customers first at all times and hold them in high very esteem."

The owners of DSTV must also provide toll-free customer care lines and adjust its packages.

"We’re very hopeful that the currency stays, so we don’t need to put a price increase."