A Nigerian oil trader is involved in a $40m debt dispute. Court orders have been enforced against the trader's properties. Bailiffs have taken action to enforce these orders.
The properties affected are located in Lagos and Abuja. The dispute is reportedly over a debt of $40m.
Further details of the dispute and the court orders are available from TheCable.
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