Togbui is a title used among the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo, signifying a chief or leader. The term reflects respect and authority within the community, often associated with traditional governance and cultural practices. Togbuis play a crucial role in maintaining social order and preserving the customs of their people. In addition to their leadership roles, Togbuis are often involved in conflict resolution and community development. They may preside over important ceremonies and rituals, reinforcing their position as custodians of cultural heritage. The title is significant in the context of Ewe culture and the broader Ghanaian and Togolese societies.