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Deji Abdulwahab

  • News Reporter, NNN
Nigeria
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NBC expands FreeTV access to mobile devices

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By Deji Abdulwahab
| News Express Verified
News Express | 15th Jul 2026 | 53 NBC Director-General, Mr Charles Ebuebu NBC Director-General, Mr Charles Ebuebu By DEJI ABDULWAHAB The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) says Nigerians can now access Free TV services on mobile devices through a dedicated application, alongside satellite decoders. The expansion, according to the commission, targets younger Nigerians who increasingly consume video contents through mobile apps and in line with the changing viewing habits.
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NBC scraps annual digital TV access fee

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By Deji Abdulwahab
| News Express Verified
News Express | 15th Jul 2026 | 117 NBC DG, Mr Charles Ebuebu NBC DG, Mr Charles Ebuebu By DEJI ABDULWAHAB The National Broadcasting Commission says Nigerians will no longer pay annual Digital Access Fees under the renewed Digital Switch Over (DSO) project.
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Free TV to reach 40m households with 100 channels - NBC DG

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By Deji Abdulwahab
| News Express Verified
News Express | 15th Jul 2026 | 73 By DEJI ABDULWAHAB The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) says the renewed Digital Switch Over (DSO) project is targeting at least 40 million television households with up to 100 free channels nationwide. The Director-General of NBC, Mr Charles Ebuebu, disclosed this in an exclusive interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Abuja.
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