On April 2, Justice C.J. Aneke of the Federal High Court, Lagos granted an interim injunction ordering parties to a suit challenging the new subscription rates announced by MultiChoice to maintain the status quo and restrained MultiChoice from enforcing its planned increase in cost of different classes of viewing or programmes bouquet
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Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke of the Federal High Court sitting in Lagos had on April 2, 2015 made rrders restraining DStv from giving effect or enforcing its planned increase in cost of the different classes of viewing or programmes pending the determination of the Motion on Notice for Interlocutory Injunction, which was adjourned till April 16, 2016
The legal practitioners urged the court to order the second defendant, the National Broadcasting Commission, to also implement Pay Per View where subscribers choose the programmes they want and pay as they watch, which is being implemented in some other parts of the world
I will explain. It is a fact that MultiChoice Nigeria has had the same price regime for two years. What I am saying is that our subscription rates have not increased in two years. That is not the case in other countries on the continent, where price increase have been an annual occurrence
When I received a call from Multichoice, I thought it was from one of the fraudsters that specialise in conning people through promotions
Isintume-Agu said Multi-Choice Nigeria Limited, the provider of encrypted multi-channel satellite television service known as DSTV, alleged that some individuals engaged in importing, selling and distributing illicit devices capable of illegally accessing their broadcast signals to unsuspecting members of the public