MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, operator of the Digital Satellite Television, popularly known as DStv, and GOtv, has reassured its Nigerian subscribers on sustained investments on premium content development and quality service delivery aimed at offering value for money at all times.
Martin Mabutho, general manager, marketing, MultiChoice Nigeria, gave the assurance while receiving the management of BusinessDay Media Limited, publisher of BusinessDay newspaper, who visited the company’s head office in Victoria Island, Lagos, on a courtesy call.
Mabutho, who appreciated the visit and the cordial relationship existing between the two companies, said “MultiChoice is committed to sustaining its
investments in Africa, especially Nigeria, and is making efforts at further growing them to entertain its subscribers and also empower the populace.”
Besides quality content, the general manager also noted that the pay-TV company had over the 20 years of its operations won subscribers’ confidence through innovation, reliability, wide reach, and varied entertainment options to choose from.
He, however, he pledged the company’s support for BusinessDay as a business partner and promised to look for more ways to further the existing relationship between the two companies.
In his response, Phillip Isakpa, executive director/editor, BusinessDay Media Limited, said “BusinessDay, which is the foremost business and financial newspaper in Nigeria, is seeking to further the mutual relationship with MultiChoice due to the growth and innovation that have attracted loyalty customers over its 20 years of operations on the African continent.”
He therefore urged Mutli-Choice to take advantage of BusinessDay’s innovation, such as Campus initiative, to further expand its subscriber base even among students.
Earlier on his presentation tagged ‘BusinessDay: New frontier for advertisers,’ Kola Garuba, chief marketing/sales officer, BusinessDay Media Limited, took Mabutho on a tour of the company’s business, achievements and reasons to do business with the foremost Nigerian business news publication, noting that “whether subscribers or readers, the two companies have same interest of reaching out to the people and can collaborate in delivering values and achieving more.”
