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BREAKING: DSTV ALLOCATE CHANNEL TO GLOBAL TELEVISION ON ITS PLATFORM

The DSTV/ Multi choice has allocated channel 365 to Global Television Abuja on its platform.
In a letter to the Managing Director Dr Ibrahim Biu and signed by DSTV/ Multi choice Head, 3rd party channel , Tunde Onakoya says the channel is allocated after due consideration of technical and content capability of the Television station.

It says Subscribers of DSTV will now be watching Global TV on all Multi-choice platforms
which will be launched later this month.

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