Exactly, however you also have to recognise that the circumstances in ones displacement does not fix itself overnight. I do not blame the African diaspora in Britain not repatriating themselves, because quite frankly Africa is in an absolute mess due to the chains of neo-colonialism and deliberate instability backed by Zionist and other Western powers to maintain influence and control over the people and resources. The 'independence' that these African countries have been bestowed from the courtesy of European imperialists came with conditions, and therefore deception. The self-determination of these nations will come at our economic expense, The West does not want to admit the fact that the potential for prosperous industrialisation within the African continent is inevitable with true independence, take Addis Ababa and Kigali as a case study; both cities are modernising quickly even whilst still under the guise of foreign organisations. Look what happened to Gaddafi, Nkrumah, Sankara, all leaders that advocated for a pan-Africanist project and were vanquished by 'you know who'. I love remigration now! as much as the next man, but disregarding the fact that you can actually collaborate pragmatically with influencers such as Akon is a missed opportunity that is shrinking by the day. The first step is promoting a pan-Africanist sentiment here in the UK for the African diaspora by encouraging them to be patriotic for their homelands rather than Britain. This is the best technique for them to surrender and yield the 'British' label they are compelled to give themselves without being malicious and ignorant about their concerns.