Abstract: Public institutions play dominant roles in promoting good governance in the society but their effectiveness is dependent on how the internal control systems. Weak public institutions are a panacea for poor governance and lack of financial accountability. In this study, an attempt is made to examine whether financial control has any effect on financial accountability of public institutions in North East Nigeria. The study was cross-sectional with a usable sample size of 310. Employing regression analysis as the tool of data analysis, the study found that public sector audit, budgetary control, monitoring, procurement processes and segregation of duties as dimensions of financial control all have a significant positive effect on financial accountability of public institutions in North East Nigeria. The study.....
Keywords: financial control; public sector audit; monitoring; budgetary control; procurement processes
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