The publishers of ABUJA BUSINESS REPORTS NEWSPAPER & MAGAZINE, are proud to announce that the publication has been ranked No. 21 among the 40 Best Nigeria Business Blogs and Websites in 2025 by the global content curation platform, FeedSpot.
This recognition underscores Abuja Business Reports’ growing influence as a credible source of business, economy, policy, and investment news from Nigeria’s capital and beyond. Since its inception, the publication has remained committed to providing timely, reliable, and engaging reports that shape conversations in Nigeria’s economic and governance spaces.
Speaking on the recognition, James Ezema, the Editor-in-Chief of ABUJA BUSINESS REPORTS NEWSPAPER & MAGAZINE, said: “We are humbled by this honour and deeply grateful to our readers, contributors, and partners who continue to believe in the vision of Abuja Business Reports. This rating is a call to greater responsibility and innovation in delivering insightful, informative, and impactful content.”
FeedSpot, which announced the 2025 ranking, is an online platform founded in 2011 by Vineet S. Agarwal and Anuj Agarwal in Mill Valley, United States. The company aggregates and organizes content from multiple sources including blogs, podcasts, news websites, and YouTube channels. It also provides a database of influencers, journalists, and bloggers, along with tools for discovering and contacting media contacts.
Through its curated lists of blogs and websites across various niches, FeedSpot helps users stay up-to-date with industry developments and discover new content. Despite being unfunded since its inception, FeedSpot has positioned itself as a global hub for digital content discovery, competing with 81 active companies worldwide, including notable players such as EX.CO, Muck Rack, and Upworthy.
Ezema further disclosed that the management of The Street Services and Media Resources International, the publishers of the newspaper and its magazine version, is rolling out a roadmap to strengthen both digital and print offerings.
He explained that while the hardcopy editions of the newspaper were rested during the COVID-19 pandemic, the media organisation is now committed to introducing weekly e-copies of the newspaper to cater to the fast-paced digital audience, publishing printed copies of special editions of the newspaper at strategic intervals, and releasing periodic magazine editions offering in-depth analyses of business, economy, and leadership developments across Nigeria and Africa.
He urged readers and stakeholders to look ahead with hope, assuring that the evolving formats of the newspaper and magazine will continue to provide unparalleled insights, balanced journalism, and a platform for constructive business dialogue.
ABUJA BUSINESS REPORTS NEWSPAPER & MAGAZINE has therefore reaffirmed its mission to inform, educate, and inspire leaders, entrepreneurs, policy makers, and citizens toward building a prosperous Nigeria.
