He noted that the signal upgrade of the NTÀ from standard to high definition has an appreciable impact on the public’s viewing experience.
Mr Idris said it was untrue that the licence revocation was to frustrate people out of jobs.
He said that Mr Tinubu had so far demonstrated the political will to enhance the fortune of the country.
He said the supplementary budget was derived from the active engagement and consultations with relevant stakeholders.
“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is desirous to deepen the relationship between Nigeria and other African countries, including Angola.”
“This is part of the technological wave that is present very much in Nigeria, which is becoming a bigger and bigger share of the economy.’’
Mr Idris said NTA remained the most precious station in entertaining and enlightening millions of Nigerians.
The minister said Nigerians need to start believing and trusting the people that they elected into positions of authority.
He said this followed consultations between the federal government and the leadership of the labour unions at the Presidential Villa.
“Instead, the Zamfara government chose to play politics with the sensitive matter for cheap political goals.
