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A Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal (CCPT) sitting in Abuja has granted an application for substituted service of the interim order, restraining Multi-Choice Nigeria Limited from its plan to increase tariffs on DStv and Gotv packages beginning From May 1. | Pulse Nigeria
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A Competition and Consumer Protection (CCPC) Tribunal sitting in Abuja has held that tariff increase by MultiChoice, the operator of Gotv and DStv, was just and legal, and that only the President of Nigeria has powers to regulate prices in certain circumstances.