Daarsat has promised to broadcast live football matches even as the platform’s subscriber base continues to grow.
Aisha Falode, station manager of AIT Sports on Daarsat, said that the outfit has all the rights to the qualifiers in Africa and is ready to ensure Nigerians enjoy the competition. “It is a commitment we intend to keep. A sport is best when it is covered live and we want to do more of that on Daarsat.
Daar Communications recently showed the matches involving Togo/Cameroon, Kenya/Tunisia, Ghana/Benin, Morocco/Gabon, Cote D’Ivoire/Malawi live on Daarsat; while the encounter between Mozambique and Nigeria was on AIT.
“That is just the beginning, we are going to do more as the competitions get into crucial stages,” she assured.
Daarsat Guarantees Live Matches
Comms Week14 Apr 20090 Comments
Daarsat has promised to broadcast live football matches even as the platform’s subscriber base continues to grow. Aisha Falode, station manager of AIT Sports on Daarsat, said that the outfit…
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