Entertainment
FG unveils 65 FreeTV channels Nigerians can watch without subscription
The Federal Government has unveiled the full list of television channels available on its newly launched FreeTV platform, giving Nigerians access to 65 local and international channels without paying monthly subscription fees.
The initiative is part of the government’s efforts to accelerate Nigeria’s digital broadcasting transition and expand access to quality television content through free-to-air digital services.
FreeTV offers viewers a wide range of programming, including news, sports, entertainment, movies, children’s content, music, education and lifestyle channels. The platform is designed to provide subscription-free digital television services to households with compatible digital television sets or approved decoders.
Among the channels available on the platform are NTA, Channels TV, AIT, TVC, Arise News, News Central, Trust TV, Wazobia TV, NTA Sports 24, CNBC TV, Azam TV, Afro Cinema and several regional and specialised stations from across the country.
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According to the government, the initiative is expected to improve public access to information, entertainment and educational content while strengthening Nigeria’s ongoing migration from analogue to digital television broadcasting.
The 65 channels currently available on the FreeTV platform include:
- News Central
- NTA
- Rahama TV
- NTA Parliament
- P&B Television
- Hi-Impact TV
- OSBC TV
- Liberty TV
- Galaxy TV
- OTV
- Afia TV
- Jigawa Television
- EKTV
- Opera TV Tune
- AfroKidz
- TNT Television
- AIT
- TVC
- OSRC TV
- Skyline News
- SuperScreen TV
- Moon TV
- ATN
- Kafian TV
- Housing TV Africa
- Maiduguri TV
- ETV
- Tozali TV
- Wedding TV
- AMN TV
- Music 1 TV
- Signature TV
- DBS TV
- Arise News
- Channels TV
- DITV
- Rapid TV
- CNBC TV
- Nolly Africa TV
- ABS TV
- News24
- Azam TV
- TVS News
- TRTV
- Sapientia TV
- Wazobia TV
- Afro Cinema
- RTV Sokoto
- RTV
- Trust TV
- Gambi TV
- WAP TV
- SMK TV
- STV
- Muhasa TV
- Rave TV
- BCOS TV
- ARTI TV
- NTA Sports 24
- Kennis Music
- LN247
- Benue TV
- 360 TV
- Branama TV
- ADBN TV
The FreeTV platform is expected to broaden access to digital television services across Nigeria by providing viewers with diverse local and international content without recurring subscription costs.
