|
Variable
| |
N
|
Percent
|
Mean (SD)
|
|---|
|
Age
|
15–19
|
872
|
10.07
| |
|
20–24
|
1674
|
19.33
| |
|
25–29
|
2305
|
26.62
| |
|
30–34
|
1703
|
19.66
| |
|
35–39
|
1318
|
15.22
| |
|
40–44
|
608
|
7.02
| |
|
45–49
|
178
|
2.05
| |
|
Contraceptive Use
|
Yes
|
1259
|
14.5
| |
|
No
|
7399
|
85.5
| |
|
Region
|
North Central
|
1412
|
16.31
| |
|
North East
|
1719
|
19.85
| |
|
North West
|
2851
|
32.95
| |
|
South East
|
515
|
5.95
| |
|
South Central
|
1043
|
12.05
| |
|
South West
|
1118
|
12.91
| |
|
Urban/Rural
|
Urban
|
2821
|
32.58
| |
|
Rural
|
5837
|
67.42
| |
|
Religion
|
Catholic
|
613
|
7.08
| |
|
Other Christian
|
2808
|
32.43
| |
|
Islam
|
5099
|
58.89
| |
|
Traditionalist
|
80
|
.92
| |
|
Other
|
3
|
.03
| |
|
Male Attitude (contraception is woman’s business)
|
Yes
|
1833
|
21.17
| |
|
No
|
6463
|
74.65
| |
|
Male Attitude (contraception makes women promiscuous)
|
Yes
|
3608
|
43.5
| |
|
No
|
4688
|
56.5
| |
|
Total number of children
| | | |
3.0 (3.1)
|
|
Years of education
| | | |
5.19 (6.13)
|
