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Multichoice Rewards Active Customers with Open Weeks Initiative

Ugo Onwuaso11 Jul 20180 Comments
Multichoice Rewards Active Customers with Open Weeks Initiative
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Nigeria’s leading digital satellite TV provider has announced an unprecedented benefits package for its consumers.   John Ugbe, Managing Director, MultiChoice Nigeria, Speaking in Lagos on…

Nigeria’s leading digital satellite TV provider has announced an unprecedented benefits package for its consumers.

John Ugbe, Managing Director, MultiChoice Nigeria, Speaking in Lagos on Tuesday said that the initiative is part of the company’s policies to bring more value to customers.

“MultiChoice Nigeria is excited to continue to bring customers the best in entertainment.

“This is part of our ongoing commitment to bring more value to our customers.” Ugbe said.

He noted that open Week will run from July 13, 2018 to July 31, 2018 which will give all active subscriber access to sports and entertainment channels at no extra cost.

“At MultiChoice, we understand that times are tough for our subscribers who not only want to experience the best television entertainment, but do so at a price they can afford.

“However, we also understand that our subscribers on lower bouquets would enjoy the opportunity to watch some of the content available on the higher bouquets.”

This open viewing period is part of MultiChoice’s ongoing efforts to reward active DStv and GOtv customers’ loyalty by treating them to an exciting television viewing experience of content on higher tier bouquets.

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