Hello friend.. well explained and understandable....
In the 90s, school fun activities in Nigeria were more focused on outdoor games, such as football, hopscotch, and marbles. There was also a focus on storytelling and singing. In the 2k, school fun activities in Nigeria have changed to include more indoor games, such as video games, and a focus on learning through technology, such as computers and tablets. These changes have been driven by the increasing availability of technology and the growing influence of Western culture.....
There is a big difference between the "entanglement" in Nigeria in the 90s and the 2k. In the 90s, "entanglement" referred to a culture of relationships that were complex and often involved multiple people. This was due to a number of factors, including a lack of economic opportunities, a lack of access to contraception, and a high rate of HIV infection. In the 2k, "entanglement" has taken on a new meaning, referring to the use of social media to connect with others. ...Games in Nigeria in the 90s were mostly played outside, with children using simple items like sticks and rocks as toys. Games like "Oyo", "Eyo", and "Lanka" were popular, and often had a social or cultural significance. In the 2k, games in Nigeria have changed significantly, with the introduction of video games and the rise of mobile technology. Games like "WhatsApp" and "Facebook" have become popular, and children now play games both indoors and outdoors.....

These were all from my research..

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