A man convicted of sexual assaults on lone women in the UK is being deported after nearly a decade of legal disputes. According to reporting, the case involves a long-running effort to remove him following his conviction for “terrifying” attacks that took place around two decades ago. The deportation comes after repeated court and administrative proceedings, with the Home Office arguing that the legal process had gone on for an extended period and that further delays would stretch human rights considerations “too far.” The reports describe a prolonged wrangle between attempts to enforce removal and challenges raised through the UK’s legal system, during which the offender’s deportation has been delayed for years. Now, the process reaches its conclusion and the individual is sent back to Nigeria. The accounts emphasize the length of the legal proceedings and the timing of the deportation relative to the original offences, but they do not add further detail in the provided excerpts about the specific court outcomes or the offender’s current status prior to removal.