Aboaso

Aboaso is a town located in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. It is part of the Kwabre East District.

Historically, Aboaso is known for its significance during the Anglo-Ashanti Wars, specifically the Battle of Aboaso in 1826. This battle saw the British forces, allied with other groups, defeat the Ashanti army. The outcome of the battle had a significant impact on the balance of power in the region.

The economy of Aboaso, like many towns in the Ashanti Region, is primarily based on agriculture, with cocoa farming being a major activity. Other crops grown in the area include plantain, cassava, and vegetables. Small-scale trading and commerce also contribute to the local economy.

The population of Aboaso consists predominantly of Akan people. Twi, the Akan language, is widely spoken. The town has a traditional chieftaincy system that plays a role in local governance and maintaining cultural traditions.

Aboaso, like other towns in Ghana, is developing with improvements to infrastructure, including roads and schools. The town is also experiencing growth in access to healthcare facilities and other social services.