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DiGi wants to make Malaysia the Facebook capital of the world

We Malaysians have the most friends (average of 233 friends) and the highest average time spent on Facebook (9 hours weekly) of any country.

Inspired by this revelation, DiGi is on a mission to make Malaysia the Facebook capital of the world. They are going to achieve this feat by collecting as many FB profile pictures possible to make into “the largest petition card ever”. One so big that DiGi claims “it can’t be ignored by Facebook”.

This giant petition banner will be unveiled at the DiGi Live FB Party happening this Friday, May 6 at Level One, New Wing, One Utama (outdoor area facing the park). The action starts at around 8pm. There will be games and live performances by the Wakaka Crew Jam Street Jam. You’ll need invites to get in.

If you want to get the invites and to be a part of making Malaysia the Facebook capital of the world, check out this app on FB

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