Corruption and insecurity in nigeria: a fight against it (a study of economic and financial crime commission)
Table Of Contents
- Title – – – – – – – – – -iApproval – – – – – – – – -iiDedication – – – – – – – – -iiiAcknowledgment- – – – – – – -ivAbstract – – – – – – – – – -vTable of contents- – – – – – – -viCHAPTER ONE1.0 Introduction – – – – – – – -
- 11.1 Background of the Study – – – – -
- 11.2 Statement of the Problem – – – – -
- 31.3 Purpose of Study – – – – – – -4
- 1.4 Significance of the Study – – – – -
- 51.5 Research Questions – – – – – -
- 61.6 Scope of the Study – – – – – -
- 61.7 Limitations of the Study – – – – -
- 61.8 Definition of Terms – – – – – -7CHAPTER TWOLITERATURE REVIEW2.0 Introduction – – – – – – – -
- 92.1 The Concept of Computer – – – – -
- 92.2 Concept of insecurity – – – – – -
- 112.3 Historical Background of EFCC- – – -
- 112.4 Motivation for engaging in corruption – – -
- 142.5 Possible solution to corruption in Nigeria – -
- 192.6 Manifestation of insecurity in Nigeria – – -
- 212.7 Thematic explanation of causes of insecurityin Nigeria – – – – – – – -
- 252.8 Insecurity challenges: The way forward – -
- 292.9 The scorecard of the EFCC – – – -
- 312.10Criticism of the EFCC – – – – – -33
- 2.11The effect of Kidnapping on Nigeria Economy -
- 342.12Corruption and insecurity as factors militating against nation development – – – – -
- 362.13Summary of Literature Review – – – -39CHAPTER THREE3.0 Research Methodology – – – – – -
- 403.1 Design of the Study – – – – – -
- 403.2 Area of the Study – – – – – – -
- 413.3 Population of the Study – – – – – -
- 413.4 Sample Size/Sampling techniques – – -
- 413.5 Instrument for Data Collection – – – -
- 433.6 Reliability and Validity of the Instruments – -
- 433.7 Distribution and Retrieval of the Instrument –
- 443.8 Method of Data Analysis – – – – -44CHAPTER FOUR4.0 Data Presentation and Analysis – – – -
- 464.1 Presentation of Findings – – – – -
- 464.2 Discussion/Analysis of Findings – – – -56CHAPTER FIVE5.0 Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations -
- 585.1 Summary of findings – – – – – -
- 585.2 Conclusion – – – – – – – -5953 Recommendations – – – – – – -
- 605.4 Suggestion for further studies – – – -61 References – – – – – – – -62Appendix I – – – – – – – -63 Appendix II/Questionnaire – – – – -64
Thesis Abstract
This research work focuses on corruption and insecurity in Nigeria a fight against it with particular reference to economic and financial crime commission. The specific objective of this study is to identify the main causes of corruption and insecurity in Nigeria, examine the weakness of EFCC in fighting corruption in Nigeria and as well make recommendation that will help in dealing with such problem. With these objective, the research proceeded to use primary data collected via questionnaires and secondary data collected, through internet, books etc, to conduct the study. In the course of the study, the researcher made use of 200 sample size out of 400 population using Yaro Yamani’s formular to get the sample size. The data collected were analysed using simple percentage method and tables. In the course of carrying out this research, the research discovered some of the causes of corruption and insecurity in Nigeria, they include, greedy, tribalism and nepotism and equally lack of supervision of EFCC by the Federal Government. And equally made recommendations that would help in tackling the problems.
Thesis Overview
<p> </p><p><strong>1.0 </strong><strong>INTRODUCTION:</strong></p><p><strong>1.1 </strong><strong>BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY:</strong></p><p>The greatest hindrance to development especially in the third world countries has been attributed to corruption and insecurity. Aliu (2010), observed that people in high places are corrupt because of greed. His view tend to have wider support as most people feel that the resources available in these country has the capacity to guarantee every members of the society with their basic need of life.</p><p>According to political bureau report (1987), corruption is essentially a product of our highly individualized materialistic society which emphasizes struggle by individuals to acquire as much wealth as they can without regard to how much wealth was obtained. Mba-Afolabi (1999), maintain that this situation has led individuals and groups of persons to pursue various illegal and anti-social means of making wealth.</p><p>Akintunde (2007), stipulated that the challenges that corruption poses to national life is grave. he maintain that since independence on 1960 successive administration have been enmeshed in crises of confidence based on formulating and implementing policy that will lead this country out of corruption.</p> <br><p></p>Blazingprojects Mobile App
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