DSTV subscribers forum, Abuja has announced that its
members will protest against the increase in Tarrif on
Saturday by 7am at DSTV office in Maitama opposit Transcorp
Hilton. The protest is not only to push for the reduction in
charges but to demand a prepaid Tarrif plan for subscribers
with immediate effect. People are requested to come with
placards carrying inscriptions.The Protest is also to reject the
current Xenophobic killings and lootings going on in South
Africa.
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Friday, April 17, 2015
DSTV SUBSCRIBERS IN ABUJA VOW TO PROTEST TOMOROW
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