TABLE 8.

Factors That Affected Maximum Willingness to Pay Amount for Condoms Among KPs in 3 States in Nigeria

	Bivariate		Multivariate
	P Value	95% CI	Odds Ratio	95% CI
Age younger than 28 years	.071	−0.016, 0.198	1.002	0.207, 2.020^a
MSM	.002^a	0.057, 0.269^a	2.271	0.927, 4.339^a
Married	.738	−0.088, 0.102	0.686	−1.861, 20.709
Level of education
Secondary and above	.102	−0.008, 0.172	−0.032	−1.143, 1.120
Employed	.647	−0.073, 0.134	0.904	0.160, 1.890^a
Urban residence	.325	−0.148, 0.053	−1.529	−2.999, −0.599^a
Monthly income^b <N30,000 (<US$79)	.368	−0.178, 0.063	−0.969	−2.577, 0.157
Had sexual activity in the last 3 months	.005	−0.256, −0.032^a	−0.650	−2.820, 1.363
Used condom during last sexual activity	.959	−0.107, 0.097	0	0
Purchased condom for last sex	.169	−0.029, 0.179	1.019	0.183, 2.344^a
Believed protection from STIs can make me use condoms	.391	0.055, 0.125	0.139	−2.661, 20.182
Believed protection from unintended pregnancy can make me use condoms	.470	−0.146, 0.071	−0.504	−2.772, 1.417

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; FSW, female sex worker; KP, key population; MSM, men who have sex with men; STI, sexually transmitted infection.
↵a Statistically significant.
↵b Nigerian Naira (N)380=US$1.