Nigerian Television Authority
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Inaugurated in 1977, the Nigerian Television Authority is the government owned body in charge of television broadcasting in the country. Some of its programming can be viewed online through Africast. Some NTA News bulletins are carried on Africa Independent Television, and some are relayed in turn by BEN Television in the United Kingdom. The station is also made available through digital terrestrial broadcasting in Washington DC by MHz Networks.
[edit] NTA Branches and Network Centres
- NTA Aba
- NTA Abeokuta
- NTA Abuja
- NTA Plus Abuja
- NTA Ado-Ekiti
- NTA Akure
- NTA Asaba
- NTA Awka
- NTA Bauchi
- NTA Benin
- NTA Calabar
- NTA Damaturu
- NTA Dutse
- NTA Enugu
- NTA Gombe
- NTA Gusau
- NTA Ibadan
- NTA Ijebu Ode
- NTA Ilorin
- NTA Jalingo
- NTA Jos
- NTA Kaduna
- NTA Kano
- NTA Katsina
- NTA 2 Channel 5 Lagos
- NTA Channel 10 Lagos
- NTA Lafia
- NTA Lokoja
- NTA Maiduguri
- NTA Makurdi
- NTA Minna
- NTA Ondo
- NTA Osogbo
- NTA Owerri
- NTA Port Harcourt
- NTA Sokoto
- NTA Uyo
- NTA Yenagoa
- NTA Yola
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