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An empirical examination of challenges of internal auditors in public sector audit in Kogi state

 Department: Accountancy  
 By: usericon AdeleyeJoshua  

 Project ID: 9581
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Abstract
This study is an empirical examination of the challenges of internal auditors in public sector audits in Kogi State, using the Kogi State Ministry of Finance, Lokoja, as the study area.  The objectives of the study are: to examine whether internal auditor has positive impact on the Kogi State Ministry of Finance, Lokoja; to determine whether there are challenges facing internal auditors in the discharge of their duties in the Ministry of Finance, Lokoja and to evaluate whether there is a relationship between internal auditors and public sector audit in Kogi State.  The methodology adopted in gathering data was the descriptive survey method. The major instrument used to gather data from primary sources is the questionnaire. From a population of 150, a sample size of 109 respondents was selected using the Taro Yamane formula. Findings revealed that internal auditors aid effective and efficiency of public sector audits and enhance good decision making of public sector in Kogi State and the duties and roles of internal auditor includes to review, evaluating, and reporting on the adequacy, or otherwise, of financial control of the public sector. The problems of the domineering presence of the executive, which has hampered the independence of internal auditors in public sector entities and non-compliance with set rules and regulations of public and management and non-availability of modern facilities/equipments are also challenges of internal auditors in public sector audits in Kogi State. It was recommended that in a system where manpower or manual operations are in use, as it is a known fact, auditors are expected to operate at a tolerable level of performance for the total system to run properly. Therefore, training personnel becomes an important ingredient in the successful operation of control in such government parastatals....
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