Why MultiChoice matters

Two weeks ago, a Federal High Court in Abuja issued an injunction that prevents the Federal Competition and Consumer FCCPC from taking action against MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, the pay television service provider. This development followed MultiChoice’s announcement of changes to

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