GoldSantana:
Yes, it is. It is a growing sector in Nigeria. You can work as an event/hotel/restaurant manager after school.

Veiniously:
The color is bad

Megabig:
How can you combine too dark colors? I have to strain my eyes to read what’s there… your color riot is too much

Nerogaming01:
It's fine. why so greeny? (if that's a word)

Edit it again. Or add extra features

2saviourfriday9:
Glo bad...o imagine when you buy it there will sell glo benin instead of glo ng

Badhguy:
110 here for anambra

Jeon:

SOUTH SOUTH

Lilsameey:
I dey recharge from bank app.

Jeon:
110 for paper.
100 from pos transaction.

2saviourfriday9:
With their bad network

2saviourfriday9:
Damm niggas not only your area come over here is now 500 and 120

Ikmoney21:
it where did your mummy go to

Walkee:
yea. You can't tell if a lexical item (word) is a verb or noun in isolation, it must be put in a sentence or at least context to determine its syntactic category. For instance the word "fight" would automatically be classified as a verb by most people whereas it is not possible to tell if its a verb or not just like that. So if you want to know how to identify a verb in a sentence you can let me know

Walkee:
lol yes naa 100% I have a B. A. In English and Literary Studies.
Anywhere you see do, did, does, will, shall, should, would, may, might etc just know that the next verb MUST be in present tense and plural form. If you have any problem with identifying a verb in a sentence you can let me know

Khaleepha5681:

The later's wrong.

Khaleepha5681:
Primary auxillary verbs determine the tenses in which Lexical verb are.

He went to kano=>He did go to Kano.

kunlesehan:
Lol
Or
Your mummy went where?

HopeVictor:
Where went your mummy

Walkee:
go

Saviourk:
The first one is correct

Reason:"Did" shows that it happened in the past;as such "did" can only go with "present tense"verbs