In a surprising move, Disha, the popular online platform for creative individuals, has announced a temporary halt in its operations starting from March 31, 2024. This decision comes after careful deliberation by the company’s management team.
According to a statement released by Disha, the pause is intended to allow the platform to reevaluate its objectives and better serve its user base, which primarily consists of creators and artists.
The company assures users that this is not a permanent goodbye but rather a strategic move to pave the way for future improvements.
What does this mean for Disha users? Firstly, all services provided by Disha will be unavailable after the specified date. Users are advised to make arrangements to retrieve and transition their content and data before March 31, 2024.
Secondly, users are urged to secure their data before the deadline. Once operations are paused, access to data on the platform will no longer be possible. Disha recommends users to download and store any necessary data before the cutoff date.
Additionally, Disha has promised prorated refunds for active subscriptions. Users will receive refunds for the unused portion of their subscriptions. The company assures users that the refund process will be conducted with efficiency and care.
For users with inquiries or in need of assistance, Disha’s support team is available to provide guidance. Users can reach out to the support team via email at hello@disha.ng.
Disha expresses gratitude to its user community for their trust and loyalty over the years. The company acknowledges the invaluable contributions of its users, whose creativity and stories have been the essence of the platform.
Looking ahead, Disha remains optimistic and excited about the future. The company expresses gratitude to its users for being part of their journey and looks forward to embarking on a new path together.
With anticipation and appreciation, Disha bids farewell for now, with hopes of returning stronger and better in the future.
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