Reviewed Article Nigeria. These are activities that could easily be done through a project in Social Justice and Public Interest Lawyering via outreach programs and other activities alike. The students/clinicians will be involved in the proposed activities; they will be the ‘foot soldiers’ that will go to communities and market places to hand out fliers and do jingles, organise seminars in various schools and other organisations just to educate the Nigerian public on statelessness. Moreover, from the data analysis and presentation section of this paper, there is seemingly lack of knowledge on statelessness, thus, sensitisation and awareness is quite paramount in the fight against Statelessness in Nigeria. ii) Secondly, the UNHCR has identified that accurate data in Nigeria to know an estimated number of stateless persons, those who are at risk of being Stateless and other information alike is missing and getting such data is difficult. The clinicians through the out-reach programs mentioned, which could lead to in-house clients in the various law clinics, with proper documentation and necessary questions asked during client interviews, so much data could be retrieved for the benefit of the fight against statelessness. Besides, the little research conducted for the benefit of this paper shows it is indeed possible to 33