CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1    BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The management of financial resources in the pubic sector is the heart of government administration of financial manning and control in pubic sector.
    Financial control can then be seen as the process, which assures that financial resources are obtained economically, and used effectively and effectively in the accomplishment of descried galas.
Thus of can be said to be an assurance process, which includes the process of decision – making.
    In the blight of current economic problems in the country, the finical manners especially those in the pubic sector concerned with the financial control of the government funds are faced with a lot of problems, example include direct embezzlement, large scale salary frauds contract inflates.
    Financial control also stresses on the acquisition of adequate funds as well as application of such funds so raised.
    The researcher were mutilated to chose this topic decease of the necessity for the government to prevent and minimize fraud and embezzlement in the pubic sector through the proper book keeping of income and expenditure in pubic sector.
    This study aims at the effective application of financial control vote expenditure and allocation books (DVEA)
TABLE OF CONTENT
Title    page
Approval page
Abstract
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Table of content
Chapter one introduction
1.1    Background of the study
1.2    Statement  
1.3    Purpose / objective of the study  
1.4    Significance of the study
1.5    Limitation of the study
1.6    De4finition of terms
Reference 
Chapter two review of related literature
2.1     Historical background of financial control in Nigeria
2.2    Financial control in Nigeria public sector
2.3    The objective of financial control in the public sector
2.4    Control over delegation of ditties
2.5    Department vote expenditure and allocation book
2.6    The certificates
2.7    Economy
Chapter three
Research design and methodology
3.1    Source of data
3.2    Location of data
3.3    Method of data collection
Chapter four
Summary of finding
Chapter five
Recommendation and conclusion
5.1    Recommendation
5.2    Conclusion
Bibliography