Hello @steemdoctor1. As usual, interesting post....

In terms of entertainment, the '90s were all about TV, music, and movies. MTV was still a cultural force, and people would flock to the theaters to see the latest blockbuster hits. There was no streaming, no social media influencers, and no YouTube. In the 2000s, digital technology changed everything. People began to consume entertainment differently, streaming content and sharing their own creations online. Entertainment also became more interactive, with the rise of video games and social media influencers. The way we experience entertainment was transformed forever...
For starters, the way students socialized and connected in the '90s was very different from the way they did in the 2000s. In the '90s, students mostly socialized in person, either at school or through extracurricular activities. They might talk on the phone or exchange handwritten letters, but there was no social media or texting. In the 2000s, the advent of social media and cell phones changed everything. Students could connect and communicate with each other instantly, 24/7. This had both positive and negative effects on socialization and mental health.

In the '90s, kids in Nigeria would play mostly outdoor games, like soccer, hide-and-seek, and traditional games like ayo. Video games were not as common, and even if they were available, not many people had the means to play them. In the 2000s, video games became much more accessible and affordable, and kids in Nigeria began to play them in greater numbers. Gaming also became a more social experience, as kids could now play online with friends and strangers. Traditional games like ayo also began to make a comeback, with online communities and tournaments springing up....

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