Nigeria: MTN and Kwesé announce distribution partnership
Nigeria: MTN and Kwesé announce distribution partnership.
On 18 December 2017 Kwesé TV and MTN announced that the companies will collaborate on the sale of Kwesé TV decoders through MTN stores across Nigeria.
For any consumers who are looking to subscribe to Kwesé TV can now walk into any participating MTN store and purchase a Kwesé kit comprising of a dish, decoder and installation for $30.
Customers who visit a MTN store to purchase their Kwesé packages stand a chance of winning in the company’s festive season promotion which offers new subscribers the one-time only chance to enjoy two months complimentary subscription if they pay an extra $4 in addition to $30 before 31 December.
The partnership has been has launched in key flagship stores in Lagos, namely: Y’ello City Service Centre, Ikeja Service Centre, Palm Connect and Matori Service Centre.
Speaking about the partnership, Elizabeth Amkpa, General Manager Kwesé TV said, “Following the recent launch of our pay TV service in Nigeria, this partnership extends our distribution network and makes our products accessible to even more Nigerian consumers. We are currently operating in selected flagship stores in Lagos, and we will soon be available in other major cities across the country in 2018 in partnership with MTN.”
Amkpa further revealed that the partnership with MTN will also see the dynamic TV broadcaster offer its premium mobile video content to MTN subscribers through an exclusive video data bundle service in the New Year.
Onyinye Ikenna-Emeka, General Manager, Enterprise Marketing, MTN Nigeria, said, “We are excited to be working with Nigeria’s newest pay TV provider to offer premium TV and video content to our consumers.”
“This is part of our efforts to continue to deliver innovative services to Nigerians through our wide distribution network across the country – in consonance with the MTN vision to lead the delivery of a bold, new, digital world.”
Kwesé TV offers over 70 channels of premium family viewing, with an extensive programming line-up, including wholesome children’s programs, live sports, lifestyle shows, movies, series and more.
Edited by Dean Workman
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