Born on the 16th of August to Sir Anthony and Lady Queen Enilama, Queenette grew up with an inquisitive mind and an uncommon sensitivity toward people.
Long before she became a therapist, a coach, a pastor, an author, or the founder of TreeLeadsAfrica, Queenette was already drawn to the places where people often looked away. She noticed the child whose silence was mistaken for stubbornness. The teenager whose anger concealed fear. The parent carrying the invisible weight of guilt. She was intrigued not by people's behavior, but by the stories hidden beneath it.
“Although science trained her mind to observe life, it was humanity that captured her heart.”
While many of her peers pursued conventional career paths, Queenette found herself irresistibly drawn toward children. She saw something sacred in helping young minds grow—not merely intellectually, but emotionally.
Home tutoring became far more than a means of teaching school subjects; her lessons often extended beyond textbooks into confidence, identity, resilience, and self-worth. Parents entrusted their children to her because they recognized something difficult to describe but impossible to miss: she had the rare ability to make children feel safe enough to become themselves.
Siluko, Benin City
Ubiaja
University of Calabar
Those early tutoring years became the laboratory where her life's philosophy was formed. Her practices crystallized into key unshakeable truths:
“Behavior is communication.”
“Every outburst has a backstory.”
“Healing begins when someone feels understood before they are corrected.”
Alongside her advocacy, Queenette built successful business interests that broadened her leadership capacity and sharpened her understanding of systems and influence.
“Yet no matter how well she performed in business, her heart continually gravitated toward one assignment: helping people heal from the inside out.”
Purpose kept calling. Eventually, she stopped treating it as an interruption and surrendered to it completely—laying aside other professional pursuits to devote herself wholly to the vision of TreeLeadsAfrica.
A movement dedicated to raising emotionally whole, responsible young men. Breaking cultural stereotypes, we provide a safe harbor for boys to unpack pressure and embrace emotional literacy.
Character building, self-discovery, and leadership training for boys.
Nurturing emotional vulnerability and self-expression in children. This initiative creates trauma-sensitive spaces where young voices are respected, protected, and healed without judgment.
Creative therapies, emotional circles, and child trauma coaching.
A structured, confidential clinical setup delivering targeted behavioral health therapy, inner healing interventions, and customized emotional restoration roadmaps for families and individuals.
Mental wellness consultations, trauma resolution, and family recovery plans.
