please note, its only available on etisalat in nigeria.

intomobile.com/2011/07/12/facebook-every-phone-app-aims-dominate-world/

While it’s easy to assume that
everyone has a smartphone and can
browse the web with ease, there are
still millions (or billions) or people
around the world still on a feature
phone. Facebook wants those users to be able to poke each other too, so its Facebook for Every Phone app makes it easier to access the social network,
no matter what phone you’re using. The Facebook for Every Phone app
allows mobile web users to access
their news feeds, upload a photo
directly from the app and more. The
program is a Java app but the
company said it is working to have other versions out soon. You can
download it directly from
m.facebook.com or from third-party
app stores like GetJar. In a move that’s similar to Facebook
Zero, the company is teaming with
multiple carriers around the world to
provide free mobile data access for 90
days. The world’s largest social
network says the new app is optimized to use little bandwidth, too.
The carriers include: • Aircel (India)
• Airtel (India)
• Banglalink (Bangladesh)
• Beeline (Russia)
• Celcom (Malaysia)
• Etisalat (Egypt, Nigeria) • Globe (Philippines)
• Idea (India)
• Indosat (Indonesia)
• O2 Telefonica (Germany)
• Reliance (India)
• Smart (Philippines) • Smartfren (Indonesia)
• Telkomsel (Indonesia)
• Three (Indonesia, United
Kingdom)
• TIM (Brazil)
• TMN (Portugal) • Ufone (Pakistan)
• Vodafone (Turkey)
• XL (Indonesia)