Nigeria’s Communications Satellite organisation (NigComSat) is reportedly in talks with Turkey’s Turksat about potential cooperation.

The talks began at the recent Washington Satellite 2018 show and where NigSatCom said the parties were looking at how the two organisations could expand their respective footprints.

Also discussed was potential access to the other’s bandwidth, as well as exchanging content and programming to their viewing audiences.

NigSatCom says the two are looking at joint marketing operations, business development and a timetable to bring various aspects into reality.

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