GOtv Flags Off a new Promo for Subscribers

GOtv has flagged off a promo designed to give its new subscribers an elongated viewing experience. The promo is tagged, “GOtv Double Double”.

According to the promo, effective July 1, every new subscriber who buys a complete GOtv set (decoder and antenna) for N4,500, and pays a one-month subscription to GOtv Plus will be rewarded with two months extra viewing. The subscription must, however, be made at the point of decoder purchase or within 48 hours after.

By this offer, a subscriber for the GOtv Plus bouquet will, at the expiration of his/her first subscription, have access to 42 of the best international and local channels for another two months. The 42 channels include AfricaMagic Family, AfricaMagic Epic, CNN, Al Jazeera, SuperSport Select 2, MTV Base, PRTV, Telemundo, Zee World, Discovery World, Disney Junior, Nickelodeon, just to mention a few, at no additional cost.

While announcing the promo, GOtv’s public relations manager, Efe Obiomah, said, “As a trusted digital migration partner, the “GOtv Double Double” promo not only allows consumers to access digital television at a price everyone can afford but it also gives them the best possible option for joining the digital television revolution’, said, public relations manager, GOtv”.

Continuing, Obiomah stated that “TV lovers who take advantage of this double deal will be welcomed into a world of unforgettable viewing experiences with our exciting line-up in July, including the “MTV Africa Music Awards” and the premiere of “Husbands for Hire” on Telemundo. The Barclays Premier League resumes in August and they can look forward to seeing the best variety of sports on GOtv’.

The “GOtv Double Double” promo is open to all GOtv subscribers in the newly launched towns namely; Epe, Ijebu-Ode, Uromi, Auchi, and all television lovers across Nigeria seeking to join in the digital television revolution. GOtv currently covers the federal capital territory, Abuja with presence in 24 states including; Lagos, Oyo, Rivers, Edo, Enugu, Kaduna, Kano, Plateau and Benue, among others.