please Nairalanders I need or views on this case: I want to know how lucrative Microbiology is here in Nigeria...Tnx

Yes and yes

allsamz:
please Nairalanders I need or views on this case: I want to know how lucrative Microbiology is here in Nigeria...Tnx

Let me be honest with you. Based on the current economic realities in nigeria the answer is NO. Don't get me wrong, microbiology is a very good course and its very important too. But the way the bsc programme is currently structured and the way our labour market operates I suggest you look for something else to do. I would have recommended MLS but it has been suspended by NUC and is equally bleeped up (though slightly better than mcb),

If you know your real interest is in the medical aspect, I suggest you divert to medicine and surgery or medical laboratory science. But if those things don't freak you, you will do well. Microbiology is a very wide and diverse field in the biological sciences. It has a broad range of application in various industries. Go ahead if you can't wait for another year to write UTME again, keep an open mind and do your best to get hands on laboratory training during holidays.

If you are wondering if microbiology is a good course to study in Nigeria. This link might be very very helpful.
https://www.nigeriaboom.com/2020/08/is-microbiology-a-lucrative-course-in-Nigeria.html
It goes deep in measuring the relevancy of microbiology in Nigeria. Also, you will learn about some of the employment opportunities that awaits graduate in microbiology in Nigeria.
I hopes this helps a great deal