MultiChoice has further expanded its religion genre on GOtv with the addition of Dove TV, the official television station of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG).
Launched on December 1 on GOtv channel 83, Dove TV is available to GOtv Plus, Value and Lite subscribers in Benin, Ibadan, Lagos and Port Harcourt.
Dove TV broadcasts wholesome family entertainment with high ethical values that appeal to children, the youth and the elderly.
It also includes live coverage of all the Holy Ghost Services, Annual Conventions and Holy Ghost Congresses of the Redeemed Christian Church of God.
Other ministrations of the General Overseer from countries around the world can also be watched from time to time, as well as series of ministrations from anointed men of God. Subscribers will watch the 2016 Holy Ghost Congress from 5 – 10 December.
Speaking on the latest development, John Ugbe, managing director, MultiChoice Nigeria, said the launch of Dove TV is in line with the company’s efforts to deliver programmes that its customers love into their hands and their living rooms.
“We are pleased to have Dove TV launch on GOtv packages. By launching this channel across all GOtv packages including GOtv Lite, which costs only N400 monthly, we are fulfilling our promise to make quality programming more accessible.
“We believe that this addition to the growing list of channels on GOtv will enrich the lives our subscribers,” Ugbe said.
Dove TV Debuts on GOtv

MultiChoice has further expanded its religion genre on GOtv with the addition of Dove TV, the official television station of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG). Launched on December 1 on…
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