Yes I agree with you. We want to keep our heritage and including citizenship that we can pass on to our children born in the diaspora. Circumstances forced many of us to be were we are and we have been supporting family back home as well as the economy back home by our remittances and we still hold in high esteem, the right to own property back home where our birthright is and our current countries of citizenship enable us to access loans, knowledge, resources, among other things that we are allowed to we will play our part in re-building the country. Chances are high that we will invest back home if we are the rights as any other citizen and not be treated as second class or other.
Hope the new constitution will acknowledge these facts.