The Bola Tinubu-led federal government is set to review the recent decision by MultiChoice to increase its cable subscription rates for customers in Nigeria.

The acting CEO of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), Adamu Abdullahi, disclosed this while speaking on ChannelsTV on Thursday, April 25.

He noted that the recent price increases in MultiChoice cable subscriptions will reviewed by relevant stakeholders to ensure subscribers in Nigeria get value for their money.

During the interview, Abdullahi provided an update on the summons issued to the owner of a Chinese store in Abuja accused of discriminatory and sharp practices.

He also commented on the adherence to the order given to the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, stating that sanctions are imminent for all verified infractions identified by the agency.

MultiChoice, a major satellite television service in Sub-Saharan Africa based in South Africa, recently announced new prices on the DSTV and GOtv packages.

The company said the increase was necessitated by the rise in the cost of business operations.

According to the company, the increment would take effect on May 1, 2024.

The Premium package on DSTV which used to cost N29,500, would now go for N37,000, while the Compact Plus which currently goes for N19,800, has been increased to N25,000.