Reviewed Article iii. It appears that there is an entire group of members of the society growing up without any means of identification or documentation that run the risk of being Stateless (the Street Children). The above analysis of this section of the paper indicates that more research needs to be conducted in this area. The results of this research maybe generalised to the entire population because the persons selected for this research were random. Most importantly, the research carried out, although on a small demography of the society, has laid a foundation for the recommendations of this paper. 3. Law Clinics in Nigerian Universities The summary of a report of the Council of Legal Education Committee on the Review of Legal Education in Nigeria submitted on 29th July 2004 was to the effect that law faculties and the Nigerian Law School should “as a matter of urgency” introduce Clinical Legal Education and that “the faculties are required to provide appropriate facilities, such as clinical consultation rooms” and that “for purposes of achieving interactive teaching, proper training will have to be given to lecturers at the various law faculties and the Nigerian Law School…. ” 46 The Development Of Clinical Legal Education Retrieved from http://www.nulai.org/index.php/blog/83-cle last visited 26th June 2018 46 26