Reviewed Article retrieve information for the proposed project from the public in Nigeria. iii) This partnership will not only benefit UNHCR’s fight against statelessness. It will be of tremendous benefit to the students/clinicians. It is believed that embarking on this project, especially during outreach programs for awareness, sensitization and in-house advocacy students/clinicians will learn; client interview skills, communication skills, file management and advocacy skills just like they have in a similar project at Baze University. After collecting the data the clinicians will eventually be required to write reports to the UNHCR and other stakeholders especially the high level Government officials and policy makers the UNHCR mentioned in the NAP draft. This will improve their legal writing and research skills. iv) Another important advantage of the recommended partnership is that eventually, victims of statelessness in Nigeria or those that risk being stateless and consequently do not enjoy their fundamental rights will have access to justice. More so, sensitization and awareness programs will educate Nigerians on the serious and dangerous concept of statelessness which they need as indicated by the data presentation and analysis section of this paper. It would help 34