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Aggué is a village located in the Bassasson Department of the Togo region, in the Togolese Republic. The village lies in the heart of the Bassar Region, an area known for its rich agricultural lands and diverse linguistic heritage. The Aggué people primarily speak the Togolese language, which belongs to the Gurune language family.

Economic activities in the Aggué village are mainly centered around agriculture. Farmers in the area cultivate crops such as yams, plantains, and other staple foods that are essential to the local diet. The village also retains its strong traditional practices, where communal labor and shared resources enable the villagers to maintain their agricultural produce and supplement their incomes with occasional non-agricultural engagements.

The village of Aggué is situated at the edge of the Krachi-Nium environment. Topography of the area reveals folds of slate and archaeoplasm, both of which serve to inhibit arable land designation. Crops grow in the numerous headlands along these folds, indicating a path-breaking agricultural environment sustaining human settlement in the region that follows a patrilineal tradition.

Limited infrastructure hinders the village's linkages to regional and international markets. As a result, physical trade runs within a regular localized geosphere, exchanging goods mostly for transportation funds. Different agro-processing techniques are used as gathering tools within agriculture operations. This keeps local lines closer aligned with sustainable targets supporting long-lived compatibilities with direct plant agricultural coping techniques.