Table 1.

Overall respondents and missing values in the survey (n=557).

Variable		Respondents, n (%)	Missing values, n (%)
Gender				6 (1.1)
	Women	395 (70.9)
	Men	156 (28)
Age group (years)				3 (0.5)
	20-29	36 (6.5)
	30-39	119 (21.4)
	40-49	229 (41.1)
	50-59	156 (28)
	>59	14 (2.5)
Marital status				4 (0.7)
	Single	50 (9)
	Married	490 (88)
	Divorced	4 (0.7)
	Widowed	9 (1.6)
Health care worker category				5 (0.9)
	Medical doctor	69 (12.4)
	Nurse	120 (21.5)
	Pharmacist	10 (1.8)
	Laboratory scientist	16 (2.9)
	Community health extension officer	230 (41.3)
	Health assistant	4 (0.7)
	Other	103 (18.5)
Education				6 (1.1)
	Secondary	4 (0.7)
	University degree	289 (51.9)
	Postgraduate	155 (27.8)
	Other	103 (18.5)
Chronic illness				3 (0.5)
	No	53 (9.5)
	Yes	496 (89.1)
	I don’t know	5 (0.9)
Main and trusted information sources on COVID-19 and vaccines				0 (0)
	Social media (WhatsApp, Facebook)	253 (45.4)
	Traditional media (TV, newspaper)	153 (27.5)
	Health authorities (federal, state)	459 (82.4)
	Colleagues/friends	99 (17.8)
	Academic journal	113 (20.3)
	Other	30 (5.4)
Response to “I think COVID-19 vaccine contains digital microchips”				7 (1.3)
	No	403 (72.3)
	Yes	147 (26.4)
Response to “I think COVID-19 vaccine will alter my DNA and genetic information”				10 (1.8)
	No	380 (68.2)
	Yes	167 (30)
Response to “Will you take COVID-19 vaccine?”				7 (1.3)
	Vaccine hesitance	131 (23.5)
	Vaccine acceptance	419 (75.2)
Level of trust in government information on COVID-19				16 (2.9)
	Low level of trust (score 1-4)	199 (35.7)
	Medium level of trust (score 5-6)	96 (17.2)
	High level of trust (score 7-10)	246 (44.2)