The Dagbani Alphabet is a writing system used for the Dagbani language, primarily spoken by the Dagbani people in northern Ghana. It is based on the Latin script and consists of 26 letters, including some unique characters to represent specific sounds in the language. The alphabet helps preserve the rich cultural heritage and oral traditions of the Dagbani community. In addition to its use in literature and education, the Dagbani Alphabet plays a crucial role in communication and documentation within the Ghanaian society. It enables speakers to write their language accurately, fostering a sense of identity and belonging among the Dagbani people.