• Public Perception Of The Activities Of Economic Financial Crime Commission (efcc) In Curbing Corruption

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    • 1.3       OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
      This study aims at investigating the public perception of the role of the EFCC in curbing corruption in Ikeja local government area of Lagos state. To achieve this primary objective, the researcher therefore sets the following as the specific objectives of the study, and they are:
      1.         To examine why corruption and corrupt practices are endemic issues in Ikeja area of Lagos state.
      2.         To investigate how efficient and effective is the EFCC in the quest to curb corruption and corrupt practices in Lagos State.
      3.         To highlight some of the challenges of the EFCC in curbing corruption and corrupt     practices in Ikeja area and Lagos State as a whole.
      4.         To assess the various State government efforts made in assisting the EFCC officials in carrying out their official tasks/duties of combating crime in Lagos State.
      1.4       SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY
      Research and every other academic endeavours of this nature are expected not only to provide additional facts and ideas to the existing facts and ideas in order to further update our knowledge about the state of phenomenon under investigation or study such as the public perception of the role of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission in curbing corruption among political leaders in Ikeja local government area of Lagos State, but also, providing additional information, knowledge as well as alternative solution to the endemic problem of corruption in Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole.
      It is in this direction that this study becomes significant as it hopes to reveal to its readers the extent of corruption and corrupt practices among political leaders in Ikeja Local Government Area of Lagos State and Nigeria. Also, the study shall highlight some of the several of the State government efforts in combating corruption in Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole.
      More so, this study would bring to limelight some of the crucial challenges in fighting corruption in Lagos State as well as in Nigeria and  the various matter arising as it relate to corruption and corrupt practices.
      In addition, this study would aid in securing the needs of prospective researchers or students in the areas of secondary data collection and also would serve as reference in their research activities.
      1.5       SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF STUDY
      The scope of the study is limited to Ikeja Local Government Area of Lagos State. The data required for this study would be obtained from Ikeja Local Government Council Secretariat. Inference for generalization could therefore be made from the outcome of this study beyond Ikeja local government area and relating it to other local government area in Lagos State.
      1.6       DEFINITION OF TERMS
      CORRUPTION: This is defined as a perversion or a change from good to bad. Specifically, corruption or corrupt behaviour involves the violation of established rules for personal gain and profit. Its effort is to secure wealth or power through illegal means. It is a private gain at the public expense; or a misuse of public power for private benefits.
      PUBLIC PERCEPTION: This refers to the societal view, evaluation, discernment or opinion about an event or happening in the society.
      ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIME COMMISSION (EFCC): This is a commission or agency established in 2002 and mandated to combat all economic and financial crimes in Nigeria.
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The major objective of (EFCC) Economic Financial Crime Commission is the issue of upsurge of corruption in Nigeria. Nigeria law enforcement agency fight against financial crime such as Fraud (419) and money laundry the research examined the impact of (EFCC) the pressing of resolved problem facing Nigeria is corruption practice among the leaders.As a case study it’s also examined the challenges of corruption as a development institution and legal change. Political corruptions I the abuse o ... Continue reading---