Multichoice revamps its DStv Compact Bouquet

Foremost pay TV company, MultiChoice Nigeria, has revamped its DStv Compact bouquet to offer better value to consumers.

The all new Compact bouquet comes packed with over 95 world class channels including access to its flagship on demand video rental service – DStvBoxOffice.  New and existing subscribers will enjoy premium content and non-stop television entertainment as never before at the simply perfect monthly subscription of N6,000.

General Manager, Marketing, MultiChoice Nigeria, Martin Mabutho said the new offering further reiterates the company’s commitment to provide Nigerians with quality entertainment they can afford.

“DStv Compact is designed for our young, cool and trendy subscribers who desire premium content in a bouquet that is affordable and fits perfectly into their lifestyle. We have refreshed the bouquet to include some premium channels as well as introduced BoxOffice for access to block buster movies for subscribers who have the Explora decoder”, he said.

Mabutho also said that the bouquet now comes with new channels including M-City, Eva, AfricaMagic Igbo, AfricaMagic Urban, AfricaMagic Epic,Zee World, as well as all the channels on the Family and Access bouquets.

Subscribers to the bouquet will also enjoy a wide selection of the latest movies and series both local and international such as DoGood, Blue Blood, Desperate Housewives, The Fixer and a whole lot more.

Also speaking at the launch, the head of marketing and communication for Viacom International Media Network Africa, owner of MTvbase, one of the Dstv partners, Colette Otusheso said following the dynamism introduced in to Compact Bouquet, consumers of MTv base  will also be treated to some amazing content on the channel. Mtvbase has over 10 channels on Dstv platform and five on the Compact Bouquet

She said the MTvbase, organisers of MAMA Award has just celebrated 10 years of serving its teeming consumers and year- on- year the channel kept becoming better and stronger. Also the channel, she said is further pushing and promoting a lot of local talents and local contents on its platform.

Daniel Obi