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/News/StarTimes Nigeria To Show All 104 World Cup 2026 Matches

StarTimes Nigeria to Show All 104 World Cup 2026 Matches

StarTimes Nigeria will broadcast all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches and run a ₦50m subscriber rewards promo. Here is what viewers get.

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Published June 6, 2026•Updated June 6, 2026

In Short

  • StarTimes Nigeria says it will broadcast all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches live.
  • The company says its Basic Bouquet starts from ₦4,000.
  • It is also running a “Watch the World Cup. Win Big.” promo with ₦50 million worth of prizes.

What Happened

StarTimes Nigeria has announced plans to air the full FIFA World Cup 2026, all 104 matches, live for viewers in Nigeria.

The pay TV operator shared the update at a press conference in Lagos on June 2, 2026. It said the coverage will run from June 11 to July 19, 2026.

Matches will be available on StarTimes sports channels, ST Sports Life and ST World Football. They will also stream on the StarTimes ON app, which is the company’s internet streaming option, similar to watching TV channels inside a mobile app.

StarTimes Nigeria also said it will run a nationwide subscriber promotion called “Watch the World Cup. Win Big.” The company is putting ₦50 million worth of prizes into the campaign. It has not fully detailed the mechanics in the excerpt published, but the promo is designed to reward qualifying subscribers during the tournament.

Why It Matters

World Cup rights are a big driver for subscriptions in Nigeria’s pay TV and streaming market. Pricing and access matter because many households mix satellite TV with mobile streaming to manage cost.

For StarTimes, bundling live World Cup coverage with a rewards promo is a direct play to reduce churn, keep customers active for the full tournament window, and pull in new sign ups ahead of the opening match.

This also increases demand on streaming infrastructure, including home broadband and mobile data, as more viewers watch matches on phones and smart TVs. For advertisers and brands, it creates a clear six week window to plan campaigns around live sports audiences.

On Liners, StarTimes is listed as StarTimes.

Primary Source: pmnewsnigeria.com

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