
More Nigerians in Delta state can now access quality entertainment at an affordable price with GOtv signals now live in more towns and communities in Delta state.
Following an announcement on Wednesday 10 December 2014, TV lovers in Abraka,Agbarho, Effurun, Ekpan, Jeddo, Kokori, Oghara, Okpe, Sapele, Udu, Ughelli, andWarri can join in the digital television revolution by purchasing a GOtv decoder including one month subscription to GOtv Plus at the highly subsidised price of N2,900.
To receive optimal signals, subscribers are also advised to use the outdoor antenna (GOtenna) which is sold at a standalone price of N1600.



“Furthermore, by paying an additional two months subscription, new subscribers will be entered into the draw for the MultiChoice Super Cruise promo for a chance to win a Kia Rio car, among other prizes”, she added.
GOtv offers the GOtv Plus bouquet which gives access to 41 channels at a monthly subscription of N1,500. Subscribers may also opt for the GOtv bouquet with a 28-channel offering at N1,000 monthly.
Both bouquets provide families access to an exciting selection of local and international channels containing news, sport, movies, music, documentaries, religion and children’s programming.
GOtv channel lineup includes - AfricaMagic Family, AfricaMagic Epic Movies,AfricaMagic World, AfricaMagic Yoruba, AfricaMagic Hausa, BET, Blackbelt TV, E! Entertainment, Telemundo, Televista, Discovery World, Nat Geo Wild, eTV Africa, VoxAfrica, Select Sports, Al Jazeera and CNN, Channel O, MTV Base, Disney Junior, Nickelodeon, JimJam, Islam Channel, One Gospel, and Sound City.
GOtv is a new digital pay television offering on the Digital Terrestrial Television platform. It is managed by MultiChoice with a proud legacy of providing the best digital pay-TV in Nigeria for over 20 years.
GOtv’s footprint now covers over 30 cities and towns within 20 states and Nigeria’s federal capital territory, Abuja. Other cities covered by GOtv include - Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Lagos, Enugu, Benin, Aba, Owerri, Kano, Kaduna, Onitsha, Asaba, Uyo,Calabar, Osogbo, Ife, Ogbomoso, Akure, Oyo, Jos, Abeokuta, Ilesa, Ede, Iseyin,Makurdi, Ado-ekiti, Mararaba, Suleja, Ondo and Owo.
GOtv subscribers will not be affected by digital migration as GOtv is already digital compliant.







