MultiChoice Halves DStv Decoder Price Amid Subscriber Drop

MultiChoice slashes DStv decoder price by 50% amid subscriber decline

MultiChoice halves DStv decoder price amid subscriber drop

MultiChoice Nigeria has reduced the price of its DStv decoder by 50 per cent, from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000, as part of a new campaign aimed at boosting subscriptions and addressing recent declines in customer numbers.

Multichoice to pilot micro-subscriptions

MultiChoice Group has announced plans to pilot a special viewing package that enables customers to subscribe for short periods. This means, their subscribers will be able to pay for a week to access content on both DStv and GOtv platforms under the initiative called micro-subscriptions.    The digital television service provider said the initiative is designed to give both DStv and GOtv customers flexibility and affordability in accessing conten…

MultiChoice cuts DStv decoder price by 50 percent

When a pay-TV giant starts slashing prices in half, you know the pressure’s real. That’s exactly what MultiChoice has done. It cut the price of its DStv decoder by 50% in Nigeria, dropping it from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000. It’s not a limited-time gimmick but rather a strategic reset. With 1.4 million subscribers lost between March 2023 and March 2025, MultiChoice is now playing defense to stay relevant in a market that’s tightening fast.The company’s …

Nigeria’s Pay-TV vs. Streaming in 2030-Will Satellite Still Matter?

As internet access and on-demand platforms gain ground, Nigeria’s traditional satellite TV sector faces mounting pressure. A closer look at today’s subscriber trends and future projections offers insight into where pay-TV stands and how streaming services are poised to dominate by 2030. Pay-TV’s Slow Decline Between April and September 2024, MultiChoice Nigeria, the operator behind … The post Nigeria’s Pay-TV vs. Streaming in 2030-Will Satellite…

MultiChoice Cuts Decoder Cost In Half To Regain 1.4 Million Lost Subscribers

MultiChoice Nigeria has reduced the price of its DStv decoder by 50 percent, from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000, in a strategic effort to recover from a significant drop in its subscriber base and reassert its presence in Nigeria’s pay-TV market. The company made the announcement on Tuesday, introducing the price slash as part of its new […] The post MultiChoice Cuts Decoder Cost in Half to Regain 1.4 Million Lost Subscribers appeared first on Investors Ki…