Mr Mohammed said the Digital Switch Over suffered some setbacks which led to a hold after it was launched in six states.
The federal government says it will “very soon’ resume the roll out of Digital Switch Over – a transition from analogue to digital television broadcasting – across the country., stated this on Tuesday in Lagos at a ceremony to unveil the new amendment to the 6th Edition of the Broadcasting Code.
He reiterated the commitment of the government to spread the massive benefits of digital television to the people, stressing that it was the fastest way to create jobs. The minister assured the stakeholders that they would hear from the government on the resumption of the DSO roll out in the coming weeks.
He said one of the major recommendations of the Post COVID-19 Initiative Committee on the Creative Industry chaired by ace comedian, Ali Baba, was a restructure of the industry.
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