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NBC has expanded FreeTV access through a new mobile app for Android and iPhone usersFreeTV now serves Nigeria’s mobile-first generation while maintaining satellite services for rural communitiesNigerians abroad can enjoy over 100 free channels, enhancing global access to Nigerian television content
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The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has expanded access to its FreeTV platform, allowing Nigerians to watch more than 100 television channels directly on Android and iPhone devices through a dedicated mobile application.
The move marks a major step in Nigeria’s Digital Switch Over (DSO) programme, giving viewers the option of accessing free television either through satellite decoders or on their smartphones without paying subscription fees.
NBC launches FreeTV on Android and iOS devices as it targets the mobile-first generation. Credit: NovartisSource: UGC
FreeTV now available on smartphones
Speaking in Abuja on Wednesday, NBC Director-General Charles Ebuebu
