However, Victor Mbaoma drew the visitors level in the third minute of the first half added time.
Before then, Wolves were reduced to 10 men when Efe Yarhere picked up a second yellow card after he knocked Enyimba defender Hassan Abubakar unconscious in a dangerous aerial collision.
In the other rescheduled week 11 fixture, Rivers United forced Plateau United to a 1-1 draw in Jos in an ill-tempered match that saw the centre referee giving Coach Abdul Maikaba verbal warning for unsporting behaviour.
Chika Godwin gave Rivers United the lead in the 18th minute but Plateau United equalised late in the match when returnee Mustapha Ibrahim scored from the spot in the 80th minute.
However, after the game, the Wikki Tourist coach told www.npfl.ng that he did no scouting on Abia Warriors before the encounter and knew nothing about them.
“Actually I haven’t seen the team and I had no knowledge about them. I hadn’t seen them play,” Abd’llah said.
“I know they did not start well this season and they picked up and are doing well now, but I had no idea how they play as I had not seen them play before now. I had no knowledge of the team.
“We just came out, played our normal game and we lost,” Usman Abd’llah said.