MultiChoice Nigeria's CEO Kemi Omotosho on Future Plans

Kemi Omotosho is the first female Chief Executive Officer of MultiChoice Nigeria, a significant milestone she is proud of. She emphasizes that leadership is based on competence and hard work, hoping to inspire younger women.
MultiChoice remains committed to Nigeria, acknowledging the economic pressures on consumers. The company has reduced the entry price for DStv and GOtv to N15,000, with monthly packages starting from N6,000, and launched DStv Stream for more flexible viewing options.
Omotosho highlights the importance of content and technology in their business strategy and expresses excitement about being part of CANAL+, which opens up new opportunities for Nigeria. MultiChoice has been a part of Nigerian life for over 30 years, contributing to the economy by investing in local stories, talent, and jobs.
The company aims to innovate around affordability and accessibility, adapting to how Nigerians consume entertainment now and in the future.
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