Table 3. Determinants among respondents that may influence their acceptance of EVV univariate and multivariate analysis.

Variables	Vaccine Acceptance Favorable	Vaccine Acceptance Unfavorable	p-value	Crude OR	95% CI	Adjusted OR	95%CI	p value
District
Ilaje	253	40	2.06	1.39	0.87–2.23
Ugba	237	52
Religion 1 (n = 582)
Christian	399	91	0.001 β	0.04	0.0–0.32	0.82	0.79–0.86	0.002
Muslim	91	1
Gender
Male	293	55	0.998	1.00	0.62–1.61
Female	197	37
Household size (n = 581)
≤ 5	352	60	0.25	1.32	0.80–2.18
≥ 6	138	31
Educational status 1 (581)
No-formal/Primary	42	18	0.001	0.39	0.20–0.74	0.81	0.69–0.96	0.002
& Secondary/Tertiary	448	73
Occupation (n = 576)
Unemployed	40	9	0.58	0.81	0.36–1.86
Employed	182	31
Self-employed	264	50
Ebola Health Education‡
Pre-Health Education	464	118	0.046	0.74	0.54–1.01	0.93	0.75–1.10	0.05
Post-Health education	490	92
Socioeconomic quartile (n = 580)
Q1/Q2	237	52	0.30	0.79	0.50–1.26
Q3/Q4	248	43

¹ included in multivariate model.

^β Yates corrected.

‡ Summation of favorable and unfavorable responses from the study sites pre and post health education.