If you see this symbol the video has a slow demo. Ordered alphabetically by band name or composer/performer surname. Key words: Ghanaian Languages, status, education, performance. There are 400+ videos here which are all available on YouTube. This instrument will further enjoin the legislature, the judiciary, the executive and the citizenry to perform various roles to ensure better performance of the GHLs in education and media. The paper hence suggest among others, the passing of a bill in parliament which becomes a legislative instrument for the language policy to put finality to the struggle. The paper concludes that Ghana as a sovereign state has not done much after attaining independence though some improvement has been chalked. The general society equate success in education, employment, respect and prestige to the ability to speak English hence not giving due credit to the GHLs. Matthew's version of this speech contains sixty-three words, Luke's sixty-four a Kai has been added (Lk. Participation in the enactment and implementation of language policies has been limited to only government appointed elites. The paper found that governments paid leap services to the promotion of the GHLs as compared with the Guggisberg’s colonial era. The declaration of independence and freedom from the colonial masters was expected to grant performance rights to the languages. This paper looks at the trend of performance of the GHLs during the colonial era and arguably challenges the efforts of the successive military and democratic governments over the sixty four years of independence. Teresa’s College of Education, Hohoe, GhanaĢDepartment of Languages, Dagbani Unit, Tamale College of Education, Tamale, GhanaĪbstract: The performance of Ghanaian Languages (GHLs) during the post-colonial Ghana has been in the hands of political parties and their ideological orientation. Yekple 1, Iddrisu Alhassan Sibdow 2ġDepartment of Languages, Ewe Unit, St. Sixty four years of independence, the status of our Ghanaian Languages International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS) | Volume V, Issue V, May 2021 | ISSN 2454–6186

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