Actual figures are already quoted in the attached links.

BIGPREEQ:


Boss abeg drop figure I'm a pharmacy student o make my hope rise again because that guy has almost succeeded in killing the hope I have in pharmacy

Primase:


Sure! But it cuts across every discipline. I have heared of a doctor who earns 33k in a private hospital while some doctors start with over 200k in a good hospital.

Ah ah bros no dey lie na
Who tell you that one? A whole MBBS degree holder collect 33k? When no be for shrine en dey work as native doctor
Even those in NYSC they are not paid such megre amount
But still dey are underpaid in nigeria

Omofloflo:
My brother nothing like lucrative profession again everywhere is saturated. We have jobless or underpaid doctors, lawyers, engineers etc

So sad, and these are top notch courses.

bizme:
Actual figures are already quoted in the attached links.

Nah, I'm talking about yours and intermidate pharmacist you know of??

hustla:



Don't waste your time or Your life, sign up for Udemy and use 3,500 to pay for courses as in below

Just go and learn Devops and Cloud computing - pay attention to coding, Javascript and Python

AWS and Azure as Cloud platforms
Javascript and Python as Coding languages to learn

Sabi all the above in depth and you'll thank me in the future

Also, endeavour to look for ways to japa, Nigeria no fit help

You go make money wey be say your Papa no go fit do family meeting without you

Confam

BIGPREEQ:


Ah ah bros no dey lie na
Who tell you that one? A whole MBBS degree holder collect 33k? When no be for shrine en dey work as native doctor
Even those in NYSC they are not paid such megre amount
But still dey are underpaid in nigeria

It is actually true. Somewhere in the North.

Enudapan:
Nah eh! No qualms
This is so sophisticated

Aside universities courses
Other skill courses are very lucrative
E.g
1.) The Igbo (Eastern) Apprentice system
Is lucrative (those guys they hit am big from there)
2.) Learning a bombing Skill (doesn't even requires much time)

I'd advised he goes for the Igbo Apprenticeship, a university degree/diploma certificate could come aside just to fulfil righteousness as far as the country is involved..


P.S; OP's location matters most while talking about the apprenticeship of a thing..

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Computer science anyday anytime twice on Wednesday

You can be a programmer...

If programming nor work
Then bombing will be easy for you... or you can do the two simultaneously or rather concurrently
That is my programming room....first picture
And the second picture is my satum( inner room where you bomb and huzzle)
I only use my MacBook pro for bombing...

N Damn Niggar, Yahoo Yahoo on my mind. Lols

[quote author=ejighikemeuwa post=98183736]please there's no lucrative course in Nigeria as it stands now until fulani get out of the way.
they don't allow the indigenous people of north to go to school, they put in them that western education is evil (boko haram), and that is their program for every indigenous people of Nigeria. That's why they rubbish professionalism in Nigeria.

That's why they made them self slave masters to our politicians all over the nation, so:

FULANI MUST GO



See this monkey

Rubbiish:

I studied architecture, u will be needing connections to hit big contracts after graduation, even when u have the funds, u will still need connections to get that desired contracts. Unlike pharmacy, with 500k to 1m, u can start up your own pharmacy & grow gradually. U don't even need to apply for jobs. Don't even contemplate it, go for pharmacy.

stfu bru, just say u don't him to joinu in counting millions lol

Ikjosh04:


Well, yes but depends on what you mean by valued.

To excel in tech is not really about certificate though they're world class certificate like OSCP, and co but what's important is the application of your skills and portfolio.

Okay...

SultanM:
I just finished secondary school with a good waec result, I just want to hear from a Nigerian point of view. I have Pharmacy and Architecture on my mind, please house which one is more lucrative in Nigeria?

Go for History. Is more lucrative

First of all, what is your area of interest? Do what makes you happy and what you're passionate about it's not all about job opportunity. We've seen a good number of people who are not doing what they studied in the university.

I have seen someone who studied agricultural economics but today he's a radio presenter and he's doing fine, a lawyer by profession who is also a well known movie actor.


I wish you success in your educational career.

One doesn't post one's earnings in a public space? Besides, I fail to see how you knowing how much I earn will help. What you need to make your hope rise again is not my earnings because you are not likely to follow the career paths I am following. You will have completely different sets of opportunities and challenges, different from mine. I think it should be enough to tell you that if you embrace the business aspect of the profession, you should be able to make six figures monthly. But it won't be automatic.

BIGPREEQ:


Nah, I'm talking about yours and intermidate pharmacist you know of??

It is not a lie. It may not be exactly 33k but I have seen very ridiculous amounts in the medical field. Generally it is medics working at Federal hospitals, and in particular the ones in rural areas, who get very high salaries (special allowance for being in rural area applies I believe). Those in private clinics and some state hospitals don't get as much.

BIGPREEQ:


Ah ah bros no dey lie na
Who tell you that one? A whole MBBS degree holder collect 33k? When no be for shrine en dey work as native doctor
Even those in NYSC they are not paid such megre amount
But still dey are underpaid in nigeria

bizme:
One doesn't post one's earnings in a public space? Besides, I fail to see how you knowing how much I earn will help.

This place is not public. Nobody is using his/her real identity.

bizme:
That is impossible. As a pharmacist who is intimately connected to the practice in Nigeria, even with the economic downturn I can boldly tell you that it is impossible. Pharmacists are literally sought out in Nigeria like you would look for snail in the forest in Harmattan. If you are a real pharmacist here I will literally get you job offers within 48 hours in Nigeria! Pharmacists are that scarce.

And only those working part time collect anything below 100k monthly.

U mean there is scarcity when 1000s of students graduates yearly

bizme:
One doesn't post one's earnings in a public space? Besides, I fail to see how you knowing how much I earn will help.

Okay no problem, I totally understand. Thanks for your time.

Yes. The entire population of Nigerian pharmacists physically practicing in Nigeria this instant is barely enough to service Lagos state. In total, Nigeria should have twenty-something thousand pharmacists.

“As recommended by the WHO, there should be one pharmacist to 2,000 persons of the total population. In Nigeria, as professionals, we are faced with about 50,000 people to one pharmacist”.

A worrisome percentage has moved and is increasingly moving abroad. Almost all the pharmacists employed by my private company in the last few years have relocated abroad. Mostly US and Canada. Most companies have to recruit pharmacists every single year.

dataslid:


U mean there is scarcity when 1000s of students graduates yearly

brandsoncharlie:

You can go into master's in geology and it will turn around things for you if you're good.
There's a lecturer I know, studied civil engineering, master in geology he has so many contracts in construction works like testing for load bearing capacity of soil, soil aggregate etc, water manufacturing companies do contract him, also contracted in mining works, he's a consultant on his own too, plus lecturing job.
He's a Ghanaian lecturer, did his masters in university of Pretoria, South Africa but working in Ghana.
It will be more easier for you to go into geology since you studied Geography because there are relationship between the two you can build on.

Wow....thanks for this. That lecturer really did good for himself.
I will look into all you've said.
Thanks.

LongNipple:



Wow....thanks for this. That lecturer really did good for himself.
I will look into all you've said.
Thanks.

The lecturer is dead now, he died last two years. Very sad when I heard it. I heard he was sick, maybe due to overstress in his job.

Boss

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Computer science anyday anytime twice on Wednesday

You can be a programmer...

If programming nor work
Then bombing will be easy for you... or you can do the two simultaneously or rather concurrently
That is my programming room....first picture
And the second picture is my satum( inner room where you bomb and huzzle)
I only use my MacBook pro for bombing...

brandsoncharlie:

The lecturer is dead now, he died last two years. Very sad when I heard it. I heard he was sick, maybe due to overstress in his job.

Its a pity.
That's sad to hear.

JohnDazzy:
There are more opportunities with Pharmacy than Architecture as far as Nigeria is concerned.

Those are one of the two wrongest jobs if the aim is to be gainfully employed.

But would have fitted if the aim was entrepreneurial, only that the country has a repugnant system.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Computer science anyday anytime twice on Wednesday

You can be a programmer...

If programming nor work
Then bombing will be easy for you... or you can do the two simultaneously or rather concurrently
That is my programming room....first picture
And the second picture is my satum( inner room where you bomb and huzzle)
I only use my MacBook pro for bombing...

How much did you purchase that PC on the last frame?

Igwe29:


So sad, and these are top notch courses.

That's it

Primase:


What if the Microbiology starts giving you millions annually few years from now? Would you come back to tell us?

for the fact that I make my money legally, I can tell you that anytime any day, I can state the steps I took to make the amount I made today. I am not scared of anyone's success, so I am an open book, go to my IG page, @itz_orianna, you will see me promoting my friends and their hustles.. If I have a way of making money easily, I invite them, we cash in the one we can and then move on.

So to answer your question, if later in the future I start cashing out from microbiology, trust me I'd tell you before you even ask.. I am one who wants to have a long table to accommodate people than build walls to bar people.

Go for what you are passionate about.
I had similar issues when I wanted to go into higher institution, was battling between Medicine and Engineering. My love for sciences and especially Maths it's beyond this world which is a reflection in my O level result cos I made distinction in them and again I love things relating to health. Eventually I decided to chose Medicine as my first choice(UNILAG) wanted to put same as my 2nd choice... But my brother persuaded me to put Pharmacy(UNN) instead as 2nd choice which I was really reluctant to do because my thought was that the Chemist Man on my street then was a Pharmacist and and never wanted to be like him. I had a golden JAMB Score. UNILAG with all delays, my name came out in UNN Pharmacy. I decided to go for Pharmacy... But I was not relaxed cos I never wanted to be like that Chemist man on my street... I decided to borrow some medince course in addition to the esoteric Maths in my first year in a bid to change back to Medicine. On studying Pharmacy at my first year... My eyes opened that the Chemist man on my street was not a Pharmacist but a patent medicine dealer and I now saw a better side of Pharmacy. As a Pharmacist you can work in the hospital, Community Pharmacy, Industry, NAFDAC, research institute or be a Pharmacovigilance expert... Although I passed all my first year course including the borrowed course from medicine with very good grades that qualifies me to change... I totally lost interest in the Chang Course process in my 2nd year and i concentrated on Pharmacy... Now I know that that's what I am called to do.... I not only graduated with 5 Distinctions (First Class)... I went immediately to do a Masters in Pharmacy and today I am a Member of International Federation of Pharmacists, a Member of the Pharmaceuticals Society of Great Britain and a member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria practising and creating impacts and part of the team bringing in innovative solutions through our partners in the USA, UK etc e. G like the Cure for Hepatitis C etc currently pioneering the Rx Online Pharmacy in Nigeria where with a click you can get your health and Pharma needs and medicines at the balm of your hand (www.rxonlinepharmacy.com.ng). If I am asked to chose a course in my next world I will chose PHARMACY again and again.
My advise is go for what you are passionate about and understand what the course entail from those already practising it will help you in making better decision.
All the best

Statistics or computer science or mathematics U can go into Data science / machine Learning Data management Programming and software development etc

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Computer science anyday anytime twice on Wednesday

You can be a programmer...

If programming nor work
Then bombing will be easy for you... or you can do the two simultaneously or rather concurrently
That is my programming room....first picture
And the second picture is my satum( inner room where you bomb and huzzle)
I only use my MacBook pro for bombing...

How many times will you post this nonsense picture?
For your mind, you dey market abi?
E k pa

alizma:
This is where the failure of the nation starts from. The focus is on what can I take out, irrespective of skill and the need of the society.
Don't focus on your are of interest,passion and your value to the society, be looking for "lucrativity".

The guy is just being realistic. Can you blame him?

Omofloflo:
My brother nothing like lucrative profession again everywhere is saturated. We have jobless or underpaid doctors, lawyers, engineers etc

...

Go learn skills and get loan to start up your life. Read always. Na opportunity all of us dey chase. Education is overpriced and over hyped.