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Tstv has really disappointed many Nigerians who had serious faith in them hoping they would bridge the high monopoly gap in the digital tv rights in Nigeria. Unfortunately it didn’t happen as they almost died before being born. However, their management has written a long epistle to Nigerians in a bid to reassure them
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]elecom Satellite Nigeria Limited launched a pay-per-view TV —TSTV — on October 1. TSTV was launched with the hype of affordability and flexibility of payment, and also amidst euphoria by Nigerians, who saw the pay TV as an alternative to the industry leader, DSTV. However, since the celebratory launch of the Pay TV brand,
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Management of TStv, the much awaited indigenous Satellite TV, inaugurated on October 1, said the decoders would be in the market within the next one week for all intending customers to buy. Mr Ernest Essien, TStv’s Public Relations Officer, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), on Friday in Abuja. Nigerians have been querying
TSTV Africa has finally commenced the distribution and installation of Decoders across the country. According to TSTV, Dealer accreditation is still on-going as the list is currently being populated. Jkcyno.com however, gathered few selected locations you can get the PayTV in Lagos and other states where you can buy the decoder: LAGOS CENTERS OSIEGBU