These findings are as a result of the stewardship and capital project problem in the Nigerian public sector. The result clears any misunderstanding in the literature in this study area. It predicts that the internal control system is significantly deficient with up to about 52% effect size sometimes. This result indicates that whichever way internal control system is viewed in relation with capital project management it is seriously deficient at an above average level in the Nigerian public sector. This study does not stand alone it supports the evidential tradition in this area of study. For instance, Jumare (2012) finds that, despite the urge for grassroots development, the capacity for such strategy is lacking in Nigerian local governments.Ajenjo (2011) argues that internal control system has not been effective in controlling corruption in public administration because audit and inspection authorities focus more on evaluative and advisory functions than research tasks. Ayodele and Michael (2011) evidence internal control system deficiency. This result supports the findings in Amudo and Inanga (2009) which argue that effective internal control system are lacking in the public sector projects in Uganda.
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