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Le gouvernement autorise cinq nouvelles stations de télévision

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    Le gouvernement du Nigéria a accordé des autorisations de diffusion à cinq nouvelles sociétés de télévision, a rapporté la Nigerian TV mercredi. Silver Bird, Monarch, Nagarta Communications, Unity TV et Chrome-Choffan Communications, ont été approuvées par la Commission nationale de diffusion. L'annonce est intervenue un jour après que le gouvernement ait informé qu'il a accordé des autorisations à seize stations de radio privées. Le Nigéria a libéralisé son industrie de radio et télévision en 1992 et, depuis cette date, de nombreuses stations privées ont bourgeonné à travers le pays.


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