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This document is a letter of introduction from a final year student at Kaduna State University, conducting research on the effects of corruption and economic crimes in the public sector, specifically at GT Bank in Kaduna. It includes a questionnaire designed to gather opinions on various aspects related to corruption, economic crimes, and the effectiveness of anti-corruption initiatives within the bank. The student assures respondents that their answers will be treated confidentially and used solely for academic purposes.

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APPENDIX I

LETTER OF INTRODUCTION

KADUNA STATE UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND SECURITY STUDIES

Dear Respondent,

EFFECT OF CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES OF THE MANAGEMENT


RESOURCES IN PUBLIC SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF GT BANK KANO, ROAD,
KADUNA)

I am a final year student of the above named institution conducting a research on the above topic

as part of the requirements for the award of [Link]. in Criminology and Security Studies.

I am appealing to you to complete the questionnaire attached for this purpose. I promise that

your response to the questionnaire will be treated confidentially and will be used only for the

purpose of the study.

Your cooperation is highly appreciation.

Yours faithfully,

FAVOUR YUSUF
KASU/22/CSS/1084
APPENDIX II

QUESTIONNAIRE

EFFECT OF CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES OF THE MANAGEMENT


RESOURCES IN PUBLIC SECTOR (A CASE STUDY OF GT BANK KANO, ROAD,
KADUNA)

Instruction: Please tick [ √ ] the opinion that best represents your opinion.

Key: SA = Strongly Agreed; A = Agreed; U = Undecided D = Disagreed;

SD = Strongly Agreed

SECTION A:

1. Gender: Male [ ] Female [ ]

2. Age: 20-30 [ ] 31-40 [ ] 41-50 [ ] 51 and above [ ]

3. Educational Qualification: Master Degree [ ] BSc [ ] HND [ ]

4. Department: Operation [ ] Finance [ ] Internal Control [ ]

5. Years of Service: Less than 5 years [ 5-10 years [ ] 11 – 15 years [ ]

above 15 years [ ]
SECTION B:

Perceptions Regarding Corruption and Economic Crimes of the Management Resources in

GT Bank

S/No Variable SA A U D SD

6 Corruption negatively affects the management

of resources in GT Bank.

7 Economic crimes reduce the efficiency of

resource management in GT Bank.

8 Corruption leads to the misuse of

organizational resources in GT Bank.

9 Corruption affects the overall performance of

GT Bank.

10 Effective resource management is hindered by

corruption and economic crimes.


SECTION C:

Effectiveness of Existing Anti-Corruption Initiatives and Policies in GT Bank

S/No Variable SA A U D SD

11 Existing internal control systems effectively

prevent corruption in GT Bank.

12 Staffs are adequately informed about the bank's

anti-corruption policies.

13 Cases of corruption are promptly investigated

and addressed by management.

14 The whistle-blowing mechanism encourages

employees to report corrupt practices.

15 The implementation of anti-corruption

measures has reduced economic crimes in GT

Bank.
SECTION D:

Socio-Economic, Institutional, and Cultural Factor that Contribute to Corruption and

Economic Crimes in Banking Sectors

S/No Variable SA A U D SD

16 Poor remuneration contributes to corruption in

the banking sector.

17 Weak institutional controls encourage

corruption and economic crimes.

18 Lack of accountability contributes to

corruption in the banking sector.

19 Cultural acceptance of unethical practices

encourages corruption.

20 Political interference contributes to corruption

in the banking sector.

21 Economic hardship increases the likelihood of

corruption and economic crimes.

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