Revenue Generation and Utilization in the Nigerian Public Sector (A Case Study of Katsina State)
Abstract
The study aims to assess revenue generation and utilization in the Nigerian public sector with a case study of Katsina state. The population and sample size of the study comprised of Katsina state ministry of finance and office of the accountant general Katsina state of which period of seven years (7) was used from 2012 to 2018.
Keywords
RevenueUtilizationAssessmentInternally Generated Revenue
References
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