Abstract: Musca domestica is an important insect vector of various myriads of microbes ranging from bacteria, fungi and parasites. They tend to infest food and drinks of human and animals causing severe diseases. Unfortunately, some of the microbes/diseases transmitted by this vector have developed resistance against various drugs (Drug Resistance Microbes). This current study evaluates the microbial loads on various body parts (Right wing, Left wing and Body Surface) of M. domestica captured from different locations in Ilaro, Ogun State and the antimicrobial properties of the body parts. One hundred and twenty samples of M. domestica were trapped from different locations.......
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