THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITIES IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR.

THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITIES IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR.
 
THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR.
A CASE STUDY OF EMENITE LIMITED, ENUGU
  ABSTRACT
Accountability is the sole of any business entity.  The main aim of any business is profit maximization.  This can be achieved if the financial mismanagement is properly examined
Emenite limited Enugu is a company, which concentrates much on the manufacturing and distribution of ceiling boards, corrugated roofing sheets, roofing tiles, flower pots and pressure pipes.
In view of different scholars has been established by the researcher, the role of financial management is very important.  In every organization especially the private ones, since the efficient management will lead to the attainment of organizational objectives.
A general background of the topic and the background of the company will be discussed also the statement of problem, objectives of the study, formulation of hypothesis, significance and definition of terms.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Title page
Approval page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of contents
Chapter one
Introduction
1.1            Background of study
1.2            Historical background of study
1.3            Statement of problem
1.4            Objective of study
1.5            Formation of hypothesis
1.6            Significance of study
1.7            Scope and limitation of study
1.8            Definition to terms
References
Chapter two
Review of related literature
2.1            The notion of financial accountability
2.2            The network of the internal control system
2.4            Internal checks and auditing practices
2.5            Responsibility sharing as a control measure
2.6            Internal control in the public sector of the Nigeria economy
2.7            Internal control in the private sector of Nigeria economy
2.8            Accountability and general economic growth
2.9            Enhancing financial accountability by human resource
Chapter three Research design and methodology
2.1            Data selection
2.2            Sample size
2.3            Sampling procedure
2.4            Data collection
2.5            Method of data analysis
2.6            Testing of hypothesis   
References
Chapter four
4.0            presentation and analysis of data
4.1     Data presentation
4.2            Analysis of questionnaire responses
Chapter five Summary, conclusion and recommendation
5.1            Summary
5.2            Conclusion
5.3            Recommendation
Bibliography
Appendix
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCITON
GENERAL INDUCTION
Accountability as seen by Iwumunne (1982:56) is the goal of any business entity.  A mismanaged form is a failure.  The main aim of business is profit maximization.
This cannot be achieved if financial mismanagement is enthroned  in any form . in any business setting, the priority of management is to enable the firm to continue to finance its undertaking.  This cannot be achieved without due regard to prudent financial administration
According to Jonah Jenny (198212) internal control can be perceived in the following ways:
-Good record keeping of all transaction in the shop and factory
-Shop and factory
-Good stock control system
-Well-coordinated channel of raw material procurement
-Articulate handling of organizational behaviour seen kin the enterprise
-Effective trade union administration
-Efficient redundary control
-Good personal administration
-Avoidance of waste
-Good structural organization
-Acceptable party with government policies
-control of acquisitions
-Good pension scheme
There, he said are not exhaustive. It is when management recognizes the necessity of effective internal control system management of material and resources is very much possible. Quoting the issue of bank distress.