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Our 'thank you' to everyone - DStv Explora

We can’t thank you enough for 25 years of non-stop entertainment and excitement on DStv. It's been over two decades of thrilling dramas, action packed movies, cartoons, the best of Live football action, heart wrenching Telenovelas, and much more. We have enjoyed every single minute with you.

Our 'thank you' to everyone - DStv Explora

To thank you for your support over the years; you can now get the DStv Explora at a special anniversary price of N29,900. The Explora give you more flexibility & total control to pause LIVE TV or rewind the best moments. With the Explora, you never miss a thing because you can record your favourite shows and watch whenever you have the time. Rent the latest Nollywood and Hollywood blockbusters with BoxOffice from the comfort of your home

Now that’s total control of your entertainment. And that’s exactly what the DStv Explora gives you the power to do. The 25th Anniversary special offer is our way of saying thank you; so you for Only N29,900, you can own the Explora, that includes full dish kit + One Month Compact subscription.

Just walk into any Multichoice branch or dealer outlet nationwide for this amazing offer and continue to enjoy your #1 Entertainment destination - DStv.

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