Who are Obutu or Awutu people?

The Obutu or Awutu people are an ethnic group primarily found in the Central Region of Ghana, particularly around the Awutu Senya District. They speak the Awutu dialect of the Akan language and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional festivals, music, and dance. The Awutu people are known for their agricultural practices, particularly in the cultivation of crops like cassava and maize, and they maintain strong communal ties and social structures.