‘DTV to enhance Nigeria’s digital migration’

Digital Pay-TV operator, StarTimes, has highlighted how its newest break, the integrated Digital TV, which it introduced into the Nigerian market last November will enhance the digital migration landscape. Nigeria is expected to switch its analogue broadcasting to digital by June. The country had failed to meet the previous deadline in 2016 as set by […]

Digital Pay-TV operator, StarTimes, has highlighted how its newest break, the integrated Digital TV, which it introduced into the Nigerian market last November will enhance the digital migration landscape.

Nigeria is expected to switch its analogue broadcasting to digital by June. The country had failed to meet the previous deadline in 2016 as set by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

StarTimes Nigeria Chief Operating Officer (COO), Mr. Tunde Aina, in a chat explained that, “One of the lofty attractions of the 21st century is the ease that advanced technologies offer and particularly exciting is how innovations buoyed by technology makes life more comfortable and worth living.

“With the innovation that StarTimes integrated digital TV brings to the fore, Nigerian and African families, whether in the rural or urban areas, can easily switch to digital TV with much ease without the rigour of procuring analogue TV sets, set-top boxes, wiring and other accessories.”

He added that the integrated solution can help a great deal in leap-frogging the nation’s spirited plans to connect many Nigerians with the digital TV and its huge attendant benefits faster.