Subscribers Kick As DSTV, GOTV Propose Hike In Subscription

Posted by E.L.E.X on May 16 2020 under News









The Association of Telephone, Cable TV and Internet Subscribers has kicked against a proposed plan by DSTV and GOTV to hike subscription prices in Nigeria.

According to the group, introducing a new tariff based on the Value Added Tax of 7.5 per cent is wrong and should only be based on the additional 2.5 per cent.

This is contained in a letter signed by the National President, ATCIS, Adesina Bilesanmi, and the Secretary to the Board of Trustees, Mrs Loris Anger.

It reads in part:

β€œWe write on behalf of Board of Trustees, Elders Forum, Executives and entire members with over 185 million subscribers drawn from the six geopolitical zones.

β€œThe above-named association, wish to notify you that, we say no to increase in monthly tariff DStv/GOtv subscription in Nigeria during COVID-19. We are the masses advocate and fight for positive change for the interest of the subscribers.”




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