Mr Mohammed also called on corporate organisations to support football development through strategic investments and long-term partnerships.
Mr Mabu described the journey as smooth but challenging.
Shooting Stars occupy fourth place behind Nasarawa United, level on points but separated by goal difference.
Mr Folarin admitted the outcome fell short of expectations.
Enyimba FC coach, Deji Ayeni, said he expected a tough match going by the teams long time rivalry and the importance of the match to both clubs.
The win moved Shooting Stars to sixth on the league table with 35 points from 22 matches.
The coach said that the technical team made tactical changes after the visitors were reduced to 10 men.
Iwundu struck in the 10th minutes of the game to put the Flying Antelopes ahead.
Kwara United FC 0-0 Shooting Stars FC.
