As part of efforts to satisfy the demand of its customers, Skyy Media Group, operators of Skyy Digital, has introduced a new pay TV bouquet called Skyy Plus.
Born out of a collaboration between Skyy Media Group and Next Generation Broadcasting (NGB), the new bouquet is aimed at making available to millions of Ghanaians high quality television programmes and channels at an affordable price.
Speaking at a ceremony to outdoor Skyy Plus, Wilson Arthur, the Chief Executive of Skyy Media Group, noted that his outfit saw this commercial arrangement with NGB as very strategic as they were putting together their expertise and television content to ensure that the viewing experience of many homes in Ghana were enriched.
He disclosed that Skyy Plus covered the world of entertainment, news, sports, local, African and foreign movies and kids channels.
He assured customers that Skyy Plus bouquet had something for every member of the family, adding that with Skyy, customers could access quality programmes on channels such as Fox Entertainment, Channel D, Showtime, Cinimax, Kidsco, ASN, BBC, Hi-Nolly, Fiesta, Skyy World, Skyy 1 and Emmanuel TV.
On his part, the country manager of Next Generation Broadcasting, Yvonne Osei-Tutu, noted that at NGB, one of their key objectives was to bring to the homes of millions of Ghanaians affordable high quality television content with the view of enriching and enhancing their viewing experience.
She noted that it was in the light of NGB's avowed objective that it embraced the prospects of a collaboration with Skyy Digital Broadcasting with all seriousness.
'Today, as we witness the results of this collaboration, we are delighted that this will not only further enrich the content provided by Skyy Digital, but also help in the realization of our objectives,' she declared.
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