TREASURY SINGLE ACCOUNT AND REVENUE GENERATION IN NIGERIA
Abstract
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background to the Study
The Federal government of Nigeria has at one point or the other implemented several policies and
reforms aimed at improving revenue generation and management. A country with a population of
over 200 million people is well known for its vast oil reserves, which have been a significant source
of revenue for the government. However, despite the country's vast resources, Nigeria has struggled
with revenue generation and management over the years. One of such policies is the Treasury Single
Account (TSA), which was first introduced in 2012. The Nigerian government has grappled with
challenges in its revenue management, including financial system leakages and a lack of
accountability and transparency (Nkechi et al., 2017).
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