StarTimes Bags Best Pay Digital TV Channel Award

StarTimes, the fastest growing pay TV in Nigeria, has been adjudged as the best pay digital channel provider in Nigeria for the year 2013.

This award was given by the P-126 Media Limited for the company’s contribution to the development and growth of Lagos State.

Speaking on the criteria of selection, Mrs. Nike Williams, organizer/initiator of the NITE OF ELITE Award,  said, the award nomination was made by Lagosians and StarTimes has transparently emerged as the best public choice in digital service.

“It is so good to know that StarTimes within the short period of its entry into the Market has contributed immensely to the development, growth and perception of Lagosians towards pay TV” Nike said.

Responding, Mr. Anetor Irete, Public Relations manager, StarTimes,  disclosed that StarTimes as a brand is in Nigeria to bring affordable real entertainment to every home, “Our vision is to help Nigerians Migrate successfully and also revolutionize the digital broadcasting industry and provide service that is affordable and available to all Nigeria’s, and we will continue to do so” he said.

Irete said that since the inception and operation of StarTimes in 2010, every Nigerian family has been able to access quality digital entertainment affordably.

He added that with this, StarTimes has proved its excellence and originality in the pay TV industry in Nigeria.

StarTimes, the only liscensed Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) operator has really revolutionalized the service of digital pay TV in Nigeria through its accessible business model, ensuring every Nigerian family affords its product to enjoy over 70 + digital Channels of News Music, Sports, Cartoon, Documentary, Nollywood, Hollywood and Bollywood Movies and much more.

Now with over 1.5 million homes in Nigeria can boast of digital service as StarTimes has provided them with affordable digital service.

In just trhree years StarTimes, has covered over twenty two states in Nigeria which include new cities of Abeokuta, Oshogbo, Akure, Lokoja, Zaria, Owerri, Warri, Awka and Calabar and more to come.

This gives Nigerians hope for a smooth 2015 digital transition. StarTimes target is to cover the thirty six (31) states of the nation before the end of the year.