L. Seyram Adzanku

L. Seyram Adzanku is a Registered Nurse and healthcare leader with a Master’s Degree in Nursing Leadership and Management. Alongside her medical career, she is a historian and independent researcher devoted to recovering and documenting African and biblical histories, with a special focus on the Eʋe people of West Africa.

She has lived and worked in Ghana, Togo, Mali, and the United States, experiences that have shaped her cross-cultural perspective and deepened her commitment to African heritage and historical preservation. Seyram speaks Eʋe, Twi, English, French, and Spanish, allowing her to engage directly with a wide range of oral traditions, archival sources, and scholarly communities.

She also serves in ministry as a teacher in the Children’s Ministry at the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Takoma Park, Maryland, where she is dedicated to nurturing faith, identity, and moral grounding in the next generation. Through her writing and research, Seyram seeks to restore African voices to the global historical record and illuminate the enduring spiritual and cultural legacy of her people.