The Federal Government has launched a new satellite pay-TV service as an alternative to existing options, promising to deliver better value for money to consumers. The service aims to meet the needs of Nigerians who have been expressing dissatisfaction with the existing options.
Speaking at the launch of Silver Lake Television, a Nigerian satellite television service, at the Shehu Yar’Adua Centre in Abuja, Secretary to the Government of the Federation George Akume said the new service would offer a welcome alternative to existing options. The new service, he said, would meet the needs of Nigerians who have been demanding more affordable and high-quality television options.
“It is becoming very clear that we are on the right path to our collective recovery and prosperity. This is our country; the only one we can truly call our own and we must fix it by ourselves,” Akume said.
The SGF added: “In recent times, Nigerians have been yearning for alternatives to Satellite Pay TV that can serve as an alternative to the existing ones. SLTV has responded very loud and clear and from the information made available to me, they are willing to give their fellow compatriots real value for their money in terms of service quality and affordability.“