They won promotion to the Nigeria Premier League by winning their division with a game to go.

They became the first Nigerian club since Gabros International in 1998 to be promoted to the top flight in their first year.

[1] They were prohibited from the 2014 season for financial irregularities and not passing a ground inspection, but were readmitted right before Matchday 5.

They spent most of the season at the foot of the table and were eventually relegated to the lower division amassing just 28 points in 38 matches.

They also shipped in a record 73 goals, including a 6–0 trashing in the hands of Dolphins, a game in which striker Emem Eduok scored all six to set the record of most goals scored by a single player in a Nigeria Premier League match.