DStv Price War: Over 90% of subscribers rally behind Sam George – Report

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 months ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 10 paracetamol at once.....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine......for instance 10 paracetamol at once.....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• JESUS IS GOD 3 months ago

  Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal ...
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  Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16).nvccf

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• Obo 3 months ago

  NONSENSE STUDY!!! OVER 200% OF GHANAIANS WANT SAM GEORGE THE INCOMPETENT MINISTER TO FOCUS HIS ENERGY ON TELCOS WHO CAN GIVE US QUALITY VOICE AND DATA NETWORK!!! NOT THIS DSTV NONSENSE.

  NONSENSE STUDY!!! OVER 200% OF GHANAIANS WANT SAM GEORGE THE INCOMPETENT MINISTER TO FOCUS HIS ENERGY ON TELCOS WHO CAN GIVE US QUALITY VOICE AND DATA NETWORK!!! NOT THIS DSTV NONSENSE.

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• EMP 3 months ago

  How I wish this Survey was also conducted when Hon. K. T Hammond (Trade Minister in the previous administration, was fighting hard to reduce the price of cement. But NO! He never got any support. Hmmmm

  How I wish this Survey was also conducted when Hon. K. T Hammond (Trade Minister in the previous administration, was fighting hard to reduce the price of cement. But NO! He never got any support. Hmmmm

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• Junior 3 months ago

  Yes because Ghanaians fight over unnecessary things

  Yes because Ghanaians fight over unnecessary things

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• OSAFO KANTANKA 3 months ago

  The Minister should invite other Suppliers to the country and let them compete. Very simple.

  The Minister should invite other Suppliers to the country and let them compete. Very simple.

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• $8000/month Airport Hills rental 3 months ago

  Is DSTV still operational in the country? This is of no national importance.

  Is DSTV still operational in the country? This is of no national importance.

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• Observer 3 months ago

  My rent is GHS250 per month. How can I be paying subscription fee of GHS300 per month

  My rent is GHS250 per month. How can I be paying subscription fee of GHS300 per month

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• Pasco 3 months ago

  Stop using it. My house rent is GH 650 per month but I use Multi TV.

  Stop using it. My house rent is GH 650 per month but I use Multi TV.

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• Scoobi Do 3 months ago

  Thank you Ipsos for the study but I will be happy if your outfit can do same on prices of basic foodstuffs like nkotomire, koobi, beef, ewurafia, cocoyam, plantain etc and tell us the percentage which says they cheap or costl ...
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  Thank you Ipsos for the study but I will be happy if your outfit can do same on prices of basic foodstuffs like nkotomire, koobi, beef, ewurafia, cocoyam, plantain etc and tell us the percentage which says they cheap or costly. If the majority says the prices are okay, fine, but they say the prices are on higher side then agric minister must be 'wild' on the market women like what Sam George has become ' wild' on multichoice. After that transport fares so that high cost of living in Ghana will become manageable. If not, why a minister will single out one entity to compell it to reduce its subscriptions whilst any other business in the country sells its goods or services without any minister pursuing them ? Why should I buy sachet water for 50p and drink and I will pay for 50p or 1gh to piss (urinal) ? I do agree that DStv subscriptions are expensive but it cut across so generally, Ghana has become one of the expensive countries in Africa.

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• Kpokpobiribiri 3 months ago

  Are we saying only DStv subscription needs reduction in the country where everything is expensive? Every consumer of one thing or the other will call for or will be happy for price reduction. So this study, I don't know the p ...
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  Are we saying only DStv subscription needs reduction in the country where everything is expensive? Every consumer of one thing or the other will call for or will be happy for price reduction. So this study, I don't know the purpose of it.

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• Junior 3 months ago

  Sure they will. But if you are a subscriber and you can't pay you sure have to get off it because that means its not your level.

  Sure they will. But if you are a subscriber and you can't pay you sure have to get off it because that means its not your level.

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• Obroniba 3 months ago

  Is only those bunch of highly incompetent blockhead thieves who does not support Sam Dzata G. Massive support for the minister. Either they reduce the price or they pack off

  Is only those bunch of highly incompetent blockhead thieves who does not support Sam Dzata G. Massive support for the minister. Either they reduce the price or they pack off

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• Why not introduce other competitors 3 months ago

  Even the govt keeps increasing prices of electricity, water, etc so why the arrogant attitude of the minister. As for consumers, common sense dictates that they'll support price reduction but who forces them to continue to s ...
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  Even the govt keeps increasing prices of electricity, water, etc so why the arrogant attitude of the minister. As for consumers, common sense dictates that they'll support price reduction but who forces them to continue to subscribe DSTV's services. Meanwhile, Ghana is not a banana republic whereby ministers act with impunity

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