Young Nigerians are using poetry to express their grievances with the state of affairs in their country.Through spoken word - an oral art form that is slowly finding its place in the country, Nigerians are openly talking about issues ranging from corruption to lack of development and the rising cost of living. Susan Mwongeli reports.
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