Tuesday, September 1, 2020

COVID 19: TSTV Africa employs Over 100 Staff despite outbreak

 COVID 19: TSTV Africa employs Over 100 Staff despite outbreak

 

By Ere-ebi Imisi

 

In readiness to commence operations, TSTV Africa, a Nigerian Direct to Home Pay TV operator, has offered employment to close to 100 job seekers this year alone despite the COVID- 19 outbreak,

 

This is coming against the backdrop of limited knowledge about the duration of the outbreak, the effectiveness of policy measures, and the reaction of economic agents to these measures as well as negative investor sentiments, which are causing turbulence in capital markets around the world and leading to loss of employment in some industries.

 

According to a reliable source close to the company and equally a close friend of the MD of the company who spoke on condition of anonymity revealed that TStv has cleared all issues with their dealers and industry regulators who are now fully on board for a new launch date for the Pay TV operator to begin its operation, latest by the end of this year.

 

The source who refused to discuss TStv’s setback after its first launching in 2017, stressed that businesses all over the world are not immune to challenges adding that it is all in the past now.

 

‘‘TStv faced a lot of challenges and I think we should sometimes talk more about their consistency and the resolve of Dr. Bright Echefu to bring viewers something unique and economically sustainable to the average person.

 

“TStv has already acquired an expansive operation base in Idu industrial area of Abuja, while their Lagos office is also set to commence operations anytime soon. I am also aware of the recruitment exercise into the marketing department and the customer service which absorbed about 30 to 40 staff to bring them to a total of about 100 operating staff members as we speak. They will be launching soon but I can’t give you an actual date for it as I am not a TStv spokesperson.” he explained.

 

Suffice to note that this is coming at a period where investments by firms are impeded largely due to the uncertainties that come with the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

Despite the hard consequences of the pandemic on businesses, TStv is determined to meet the popular demand of Nigerians for a Pay TV that factors the Nigerian economic situation in its operations and billing system.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Leave a comment

NDDC Board: Senate Screened Me For Four-Year Tenure – Ogbuku

The Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, has provided clarity on the issue of the tenure of...