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Pascal Oparada is a journalist with Legit.ng, covering technology, energy, stocks, investment, and the economy for over a decade.
CANAL+ Group, the new owner of MultiChoice, has reduced decoder prices for new DStv and GOtv subscribers by up to 40% as part of a broader strategy to revive Africa’s biggest pay-TV operator and attract more customers.
The move comes as MultiChoice returns to profitability following years of subscriber losses, weak consumer spending and growing competition from global streaming platforms.
Massive changes for DStv and GOtv decoder prices for Nigerians as MultiChoice returns to profit. Credit” NovatisSource: Getty Images
CANAL+, the French media and entertainment group that completed its takeover of MultiChoice in September 2025, said early signs
