ABSTRACT
 As a result of rapid increase in the socio-economic problem of this nation and also millions of naira wasted at project sites and the collapse of our economic sector , the writer decided to survey the avenues in which these wasted funds could be curtailed and our economic problems ameliorated. 
 It was assumed that most of this problem arose as a result of poor budgetary and economic policies implementation for this the writer introduced the study in chapter one of this thesis with a clear statement of the problems inherent in poor budgetary plans implementation.
 In chapter two there was an effort made to give the definition have one thing in common that is budget. All the definition have one thing in common that budget is an estimate and refers to the future. The major causes of non-budgetary implementation is also stated in this chapter.
 From other related literature, the writer could clearly give an appraisal of the proper accountability in some of our banking sectors. Here some of these failed banks were used as an example of what accountability should be in our economic sector.
 Chapter three stated the designed and method of investigation 
 Chapter four had gone through analyzing all of these data collected, the questions the questionnaire were analyzed one after the other with number and degree respondents that affirmed to a particular answer given and vise versa.
 Chapter five was the last chapter that contains the findings, conclusions and recommendations.
 
 
  
 TABLE OF CONTENT
 Title page
 Approval page
 Dedication page
 Acknowledgement
 Abstract
 List if table
 Table of content
 
 CHAPTER ONE
 1.0INTRODUCTION
 Statement of problem
 Purpose of the study
 Significance of the study
 Statement of hypothesis
  Scope of the study
 Limitation of the study
 Definition of terms.
 
 CHAPTER TWO
 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
 2.1Meaning of Government Budget
 Objective of budget
 Contents of budget document 
 Budgetary procedures
 Repetitive budget 
 Effects of inflation on budget
 Politicians political system and budgetary implementation.
 Proper accountability and appraisal steps to accountability
 
 CHAPTER THREE
 3.0RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
 Sources of data
 Primary data
 Secondary data
 Sample used
 Method of investigation.
 
 CHAPTER FOUR
 4.0DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
 Data presentation and analysis.
 Test of hypothesis
 
 CHAPTER FIVE
 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
 5.1Findings
 Conclusion
 Recommendations 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
 APPENDIX