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AHEAD of the Easter celebration StarTimes Nigeria, popular digital TV platform, has announced a slash in the price of its highest bouquet, Unique (on digital terrestrial) and Super (on digital satellite platform) to enable more Nigerians enjoy digital TV entertainment with family and friends during the holidays.
From March 1 and April 30, Unique or Super bouquet, the highest Pay TV package on StarTimes with about 120 channels at the monthly subscription rate of N4,800, will be reduced by 25 percent to N3,600. Existing and fresh subscribers can enjoy the reduced rate during the period.
Oludare Kafar marketing director, StarTimes, said the company is committed to offering subscribers quality television entertainment with strong consideration for affordability and easy accessibility. “We are offering subscribers a 25 percent reduction on the Unique or Super bouquet to enable more subscribers’ access our highest bouquet and get maximum entertainment for less during the Easter period.
“StarTimes is committed to offering subscribers the best in class of digital entertainment for maximum viewing pleasure on an affordable platform. Digital TV should be exciting and within the reach of people. For us, it can be great and yet affordable. We are making efforts to keep spreading digital TV across the nation for the enjoyment of every man and woman whether in the urban or the rural; that’s our driving force at StarTimes. We will continue to engage our subscribers for great moments of exciting entertainment with our array of over 100 great channels consisting of movies, series, sports, news, children’s programmes, fashion and religion,” said Kafar.
Meanwhile, the pay TV Company’s Extra Special offer will also run till April 30. The “Extra Special Offer” allows subscribers recharge on any bouquet before due date and get rewarded with extra viewing days free in multiples of the number of months paid. With this, subscribers will enjoy three days extra free viewing per month for every recharge before due date cumulatively.
— Mar 14, 2016 @ 01:00 GMT
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