The Ede people are an ethnic group primarily located in southwestern Nigeria, particularly in Osun State. They are part of the larger Yoruba ethnic group and share cultural and linguistic ties with them. The Ede community is known for its rich traditions, festivals, and agricultural practices, which include farming and trading. Ede is also recognized for its historical significance, with notable landmarks and sites that reflect its heritage. The people speak the Ede dialect of the Yoruba language, and their social structure is organized around extended families and communal living. Traditional beliefs coexist with Christianity and Islam among the Ede people.