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MultiChoice cuts decoder prices, delights customers

Company lowers DStv and GOtv decoder costs to boost affordability

David Okere by David Okere
November 5, 2025
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MultiChoice cuts decoder prices, delights customers

MultiChoice cuts decoder prices for DStv and GOtv, making premium entertainment more affordable for Nigerians ahead of the festive season

MultiChoice cuts decoder prices again, reducing the cost of its DStv and GOtv decoders in a move that aims to make quality entertainment more accessible to Nigerian households.

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Effective from November 1, the price of a DStv decoder has dropped from ₦10,000 to ₦7,900, while the GOtv decoder now sells for ₦6,500.

This marks the second major price reduction by the pay-TV provider in just a few months.

The adjustment follows the company’s earlier “We’ve Got You” campaign in June, which saw DStv decoder prices cut by 50 per cent from ₦20,000 to ₦10,000, and GOtv decoders reduced from ₦18,600 to ₦9,900.

According to Tope Oshunkeye, MultiChoice’s Executive Head of Marketing, the company’s latest decision underscores its commitment to affordability and customer satisfaction, especially as the festive season approaches.

“This move ensures that entertainment remains within reach for all Nigerians,” Oshunkeye explained, adding that the company wants more families to enjoy both local and international content without financial strain.

With this decisive step, MultiChoice cuts decoder prices not only to ease economic pressure on subscribers but also to strengthen its bond with customers across the country.

Industry watchers see the move as a strategic effort to maintain loyalty and attract new viewers in a competitive pay-TV market increasingly shaped by digital streaming options.

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For many households, the price cut is welcome news — a timely gesture that promises a festive season filled with laughter, excitement, and togetherness in front of the screen.

David Okere
David Okere

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