No Mr. Japhet, NTA to some people is what data / internet is to you. It is their only source of televised information, social interaction and political participation. Only 2m TVs in Nigeria are connected to cable TV stations. This means that without NTA millions of Nigerians...
Will be cut off from TV. If NTA refuses to go digital, millions of Nigerians esp in the rural areas will be in the 'dark' due to total blackout of analogue transmission
The constitution of the FRN guarantees them the right to participation, integration and non discrimination.
The constitution of the FRN guarantees them the right to participation, integration and non discrimination.
NTA has 32 stations in state capitals and 77 stations in rural communities with programming content in over 100 different languages. Wth the poor investment, NTA remains the largest broadcaster in Africa.
With substantial investment and proper management, NTA can repay the loan
With substantial investment and proper management, NTA can repay the loan
No TV station has the reach and NTA will easily be the toast of those who want to advertise and push content.
How do you want the people in Ilesa baruba in Kwara state to hear of Lassa fever? You think Channels TV will broadcast messages in their language?
How do you want the people in Ilesa baruba in Kwara state to hear of Lassa fever? You think Channels TV will broadcast messages in their language?
