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Nigerians can now access up to 100 free channels with a one-time decoder purchase under the new FreeTV planAnnual digital access fees are eliminated, ensuring permanent access to free-to-air television channels nationwideThe DSO project aims to boost employment and attract investment, enhancing Nigeria’s broadcasting landscape
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Nigerians will soon be able to enjoy up to 100 television channels without paying monthly or annual subscription fees, following a major update to the Federal Government’s renewed Digital Switch Over (DSO) project.
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has announced that viewers will only need to purchase an approved FreeTV decoder and satellite dish, costing less than N20,000, to gain permanent access to free-to-air television channels nationwide.
NBC scraps annual subscription prices for FreeTV, unveils decoder and dish prices. Credit: NovatisSource: Getty Images
The development marks a significant shift from the
