Be sure to tune in to 988's five weekday segments for a chance to win some goodies.
Be sure to tune in to 988's five weekday segments for a chance to win some goodies. Photo: 988
Participate and win as many times as you can in Chinese-language radio 988’s"Win All You Can" contest! Yes, there's no limit to how many times you can bag prizes in this contest. All you have to do is post a themed picture on social media and you will are eligible for this contest where you can win prizes worth up to RM150,000.and- from Sept 6 till Oct 15 to find out about the theme announcements.
Winners will be awarded RM1,000 cash and NH Immune-U products worth RM150. The best part? There are no participation limits, so listeners can truly"win all you can". Be sure to follow 988FM on social media, listen on air, online and in-app to take part in this contest.
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