MultiChoice had approached the court, with its lawyer Moyosore J. Onigbanjo (SAN) arguing that the FCCPC was continuing to issue cease and desist letters and threatening further sanctions despite ongoing litigation (Case No. FHC/ABJ/CS/379/2025). This legal action followed the FCCPC's directive for MultiChoice's Chief Executive Officer to appear at an investigative hearing on February 27, 2025. The FCCPC had expressed serious concerns regarding the frequency of MultiChoice's price adjustments, potential abuse of its dominant market position, and alleged anti-competitive practices within the Nigerian pay-TV sector. The commission had also cautioned that failure to adequately justify the price increases or adhere to fair market principles could lead to regulatory sanctions.