Hello friend... What an interesting post...

Since I wasn't born in the 90s I did my research also in addition to your post..From soap operas and sitcoms to reality TV and YouTube, the entertainment scene in Nigeria has changed drastically over the years. In the 90s, a typical night of entertainment might include watching a Nigerian soap opera like "Checkmate" or a sitcom like "New Masquerade". Today, Nigerians can choose from a wide range of entertainment options, from streaming services like Netflix to homegrown content on YouTube. This has led to a more diverse and vibrant entertainment scene, but some argue that the quality of content has suffered as a result.....The sports scene in Nigeria has changed dramatically from the 90s to the 2k. In the 90s, sports like soccer, basketball, and track and field were the most popular, and most Nigerians followed the national teams with pride. Today, many more sports have gained popularity, including rugby, badminton, and boxing. Another big difference is the rise of women's sports in Nigeria. In the 90s, women's sports were largely ignored, but in the 2k, athletes like Blessing Okagbare and Asisat Oshoala have become household names....
One of the most notable differences between sweets in the 90s and the 2k in Nigeria is the change in packaging and marketing. In the 90s, sweets were often sold in simple packaging, with minimal branding. In the 2k, sweets are often sold in brightly-colored wrappers with flashy marketing. This has made sweets more attractive to children and has led to an increase in consumption. Another difference is the growing health consciousness of Nigerians, with many people choosing to avoid sugary treats in favor of healthier options...

Thanks for sharing and good luck with the challenge......