The African people migrated to the African savanna, where they found large areas of grasslands suitable for farming and small agricultural villages. The African savanna provided fertile land for agriculture and grazing, making it an ideal location for settlement and cultivation. The availability of water sources and favorable climatic conditions in the savanna supported agricultural activities and the development of communities. Additionally, the grasslands of the African savanna allowed for the domestication of animals like cattle, which further contributed to the agricultural practices of the African people in the region.
