The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) in Ukraine have joined their clans back in Nigeria in the agitation of a secession.
Biafra agitators match to Nigerian Embassy to demand Kanu's release (PHOTOS)
Some of the inscriptions on the placards read; “Free Nnamdi Kanu”, "Give us Biafra or let us die", "In Biafra we stand".
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They took to the streets of the Eastern European country and matched to the Nigerian Embassy and International Amnesty in Kiev, carrying placards and banners with various inciteful inscriptions.
The protesters were also demanding the release of the incarcerated director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, whose broadcasts were said to have been stimulating hate amongst the people of Igbo land against Nigeria.
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They were also seen waving Biafran flag and wearing Biafra branded T-shirts.
Kanu is being charged by the the Department of State Services (DSS) with criminal conspiracy, managing and belonging to an unlawful society and criminal intimidation.
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