Role Of Internal Auditor In Public Organisations

In view of different scholars and as has been established by the research, internal Auditors is very important in any organization since they can be described as the eye and ears of management. All accountability and organization believe that process of accountability is not complete without an audit or internal auditor in an organization. But for an audit to be meaningful the one performing it must be seen to be the more the confidence reposed in him by the users of his reports.
The project discusses the extent to which the internal auditors can perform their roles in public organizations. In conducting this research, oral interviews, questionnaires as well as personal observations were used. The structure of this work is fairly simple, there are five chapters altogether.
Chapter one will give out the introduction which contain background of the study, identification of the problems, objectives of the study, significance of the study, oral hypothesis, limitation of the study
Chapter two deals with literature aspect of the project.
Chapter three will explore the source of data and others.
Chapter four will mainly concern with the presentation and analysis of the findings based on the data collected, then chapter five will give the conclusion of the research work, summary of major findings and recommendations.
Finally, I tried to look at the problems auditors encounter and their possible solution.
Also the findings from the interviews given were stated out of which conclusion and recommendation was drawn.