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SALE OF “CBW LIAN YUN GANG” BY THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT OF NIGERIA IN THE MATTER OF ADMIRALTY ACTION IN REM
OFFERS ARE INVITED for the purchase of Supramax Bulker “CBW LIAN YUN GANG” (IMO No:9539834) of Hong Kong, strictly on an “as is where-is” basis pursuant to An order of the Federal High Court of
