Caleb Muftwang, Plateau State Governor has thrown his support behind Luft Pay TV, lauding the platform’s potential to drive local initiatives across Nigeria.
Muftuang stated this during the grand opening and dinner event for Luft Pay TV, a television service, held on Sunday in Abuja.
He emphasized the need to support local initiatives and enhance the diversity and quality of Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
According to him, “We should be able to give people qualitative options. At very economical prices, we must be able to share profit with the people who make business profitable.
“I salute this initiative and I want to encourage Nigerians to patronise Luft TV, It is a great initiative,” he said.
Abdullahi Sule, Nasarawa State Governor, drawing parallels with Nigeria’s telecommunications service providers, said that Luft TV’s arrival in the country was timely.
“The platform’s pay-per-view model allows users to select and pay for specific content, a welcome respite during economically challenging times.
“The content that is going to come from you has to focus on news, our youth, sports, documentary, history, and most importantly, the culture and the media,” he said.
Earlier, Bright Echefu, the founder of Luft Pay TV, said that the launch had ushered in a new era of entertainment for Nigeria.
Echefu said that this innovative platform promised to deliver the best of global and local content, tailored to meet the diverse needs of Nigerian audiences.
He said that Luft Pay TV could boast of cutting-edge technology, delivering crystal-clear HD quality, multi-device compatibility, and an affordable subscription plan.
“Our motto, ‘Together Forever,’ embodies our commitment to uniting Nigerians no matter where they are, fostering a sense of home and community with outstanding television experiences,” he said.
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