Sam George is the Minister of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations

Social media is ablaze with criticism of Minister of Communications, Digital Technologies and Innovations, Sam Nartey George, after it emerged that the much-touted “value increases” for DStv subscribers may only last for a limited period.

On September 29, 2025, Sam George announced that Ghanaian DStv users would receive 33% to 50% more channel value in their existing packages following negotiations with MultiChoice. Many interpreted this as a permanent boost or instant price reduction.

But on October 1, 2025 MultiChoice Ghana Limited clarified that the upgrades are part of a three-month promotional campaign, dubbed “We’ve Got You,” which runs from October 1 to December 31, 2025.

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The revelation sparked backlash across X, Facebook, and other platforms, with many users accusing both the minister and DStv of misleading Ghanaians.

Some netizens said the announcement had raised expectations of lasting relief, only for it to be revealed as temporary.

Others went further, speculating that Sam George had been used as a vehicle to promote the campaign at no cost to MultiChoice Ghana.

“Some of you really think Sam George dey fight DStv for consumers. Open your eyes, this whole saga dey look like influencer promo pass real regulation.”

“Naah, I gotta give it to DSTV. I thought I’d seen top-tier finessing… but what they did to Sam George… that’s a discovery.”

Supporters of the minister’s intervention, however, pushed back, arguing that his efforts were clearly in the interest of consumers and that the trolling was unnecessary.

“What Hon. Sam George is fighting for us in regards to DSTV is to our benefit as citizens. I don’t see why some are bent on seeing him fail. DSTV is emboldened disrespectfully by our divisiveness,” one supporter posted.

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