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. 2024 Mar 26;21:39. doi: 10.1186/s12978-024-01778-1

Table 3.

Contextual determinants of generational continuation of FGM (Full Model)

Individual factors aOR (95% C.I.)
Age (in years) 15–24 0.34 (0.24—0.49)a
25–34 1.01 (0.80—1.27)
35–49 0b
Years of Education 1.00 (0.97—1.02)
Religion Christianity 0.89 (0.64—1.23)
Islam 0b
Ethnicity Yoruba 1.17 (0.62—2.23)
Hausa 0.64 (0.32—1.25)
Igbo 0.72 (0.44—1.17)
Others 0b
Personal support for FGM Yes 1.09 (1.04—1.15)a
No 0b
Level of Exposure to Media Low 0.99 (0.98—1.00)
Medium 0.99 (0.97—1.01)
High 0b
Household factors
 Wealth Status Poor 1.05 (0.76 1.46)
Middle 0.88 (0.63—1.25)
Rich 0b
 Female Household Headship Yes 1.15 (0.87—1.52)
No 0b
 Female Involvement in Household Decision Yes 0.91 (0.85—0.96)a
No 0b
Community factors
 Zone North Central 1.55 (0.99—2.42)
North East 3.66 (1.72—7.81)a
North West 3.95 (1.94—8.04)a
South East 1.79 (0.89—3.60)
South South 0.88 (0.50—1.53)
South West 0b
 Residence Urban 0.81 (0.63—1.03)
Rural 0b
 Proportion of Yoruba High 1.41 (0.89—2.24)
Low 0b
 Proportion of Igbo High 1.17 (0.83—1.66)
Low 0b
 Proportion of Hausa High 1.38 (0.71—2.67)
Low 0b
 Proportion of the Poor in the communities Low 0.93 (0.67—1.31)
Moderate 0.67 (0.41—1.09)
High 0b
 Proportion of Uneducated Mothers Low 1.14 (0.59—2.20)
Moderate 0.60 (0.42—0.86)a
High 0b
 Proportion of Uneducated Partners Low 1.03 (0.74—1.44)
Moderate 1.16 (0.66—2.04)
High 0b
 Proportion Unexposed to Media Low 1.85 (1.35—2.53)a
Moderate 1.47 (0.93—2.33)
High 0b
 Proportion of Women Participants in Household Decision Low 1.13 (0.84—1.52)
Moderate 1.35 (0.97—1.87)
High 0b
 Proportion of Community Women who supported FGM Low 0.76 (0.51—1.14)
Moderate 0.70 (0.55—0.90)a
High 0b

asignificant at 5%; aOR adjusted odds ratio, CIconfidence interval; b. is set at zero for the reference category