TStv set to launch

Telecom Satellites Limited is set to launch and operate its world-class pan African TV channels and data centres in Nigeria and other African countries.

Telecom Satellite, a media and technology company, is also the owner of TStv Africa pay-TV, Briech teleports and Briech data centres which, according to  its founder and CEO, Dr Bright Echefu, “is committed to customers and ensuring their needs are met and exceeding their expectations.”

It was also announced that the Company has acquired rights to broadcast English Football League (EFL) Championship live matches to Nigerians as the 2020/21 season is set to kick off Friday, September 11th. The broadcast signals, according to the Facebook post on their page would be beamed from Berlintersat at 51.5 degrees East with specified frequency, polarity and symbol rate.

Telecoms Satellite Limited has been spreading its borders from Abuja, where the headquarters is situated, to other parts of the country. They have developed five network operations centres, and have their satellites present in 232 cities in Africa situated in 35 countries and invested in 98 High Definition (HD) premium channels.

On their plans to ensure reliability and efficiency, one of the key officers on the satellite’s TV team said they were invested in infrastructure ranging from high performing interconnections to carriers, ISPs, payment providers and cloud service providers.

In addition to that, Echefu said that the company is set to continually make impact because of their dedication to provide purpose-built network solutions to key destinations. In lieu of that, he said they were on the track to constantly create solutions that ease complex needs of everyone, which they had achieved in the past year.

Echefu said, “Just under the first half of 2020, we have undergone tremendous changes; commissioning a state of the arts data centre in Nigeria, building a satellite teleport that hosts hundreds of high definition television channels and launching the TStv product offering, across Africa. We have also expanded the TStv owned and managed television and radio channels to 52 while hosting over 180 multiview televison channels on the TStv pay TV platform;  broadcasting across Africa with premium contents.

“My dream is that indeed an entire generation – now in its prime, will grow with the daily sight of telecom satellites products.

“Our investments are in 10 key interests which include: Video and radio entertainment, content aggregation, dubbing services, linear and non-linear content distribution, Pay TV operation, eCommerce, among others.”

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