Table 5.

Univariate and multivariate characteristics of likely Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) (Prediction 64.1%)

	Univariate Analysis						Multivariate Analysis
Demography/	Likely AUD				X2	P	Likely AUD
Clinical Variable	Yes		No					95% CI
	n	%	N	%			OR	Lower	Upper	P
Age
< 25	32	25.2	95	74.8	20.9	0.001BS		Adjusted
25–34	108	34.8	202	65.2
35–44	142	43.3	186	56.7
45–54	99	44.2	125	55.8
55–64	47	48.0	51	52.0
> 64	14	43.8	18	56.3
Gender
Male	371	44.9	455	55.1	38.7	<  0.001		Adjusted
Female	71	24.2	222	75.8
Religion
Christianity	433	42.9	577	57.1	49.3	<  0.001	1
Islam	9	8.3	100	91.7			0.13	0.06	0.26	<  0.001
Ethnicity
Igbo	111	43.5	144	56.5	7.3	0.1		NA*
Yoruba	210	37.8	346	62.2
Middle Belt	97	37.7	160	62.3
Hausa	11	36.7	19	63.3
Minorities	13	61.9	8	38.1
Years of Education
None	114	45.1	139	54.9	5.0	0.2		NA*
1–6	196	39.0	306	61.0
7–12	105	36.7	181	63.3
> 12	27	34.6	51	65.4
Marital Status
Married	259	40.9	375	59.1	1.2	0.3		NA*
Unmarried	182	37.6	302	62.4
Employment
In Employment	396	41.4	561	58.6	9.8	0.002	1
Unemployed	46	28.4	116	71.6			1.30	0.86	1.96	0.4
Residence
Urban	107	34.7	201	65.3	13.5	0.001BS	1
Semi-urban	108	34.6	204	65.4			0.96	0.68	1.40	0.8
Rural	227	45.5	272	64.5			1.84	1.34	2.53	< 0.001
Current Smoking
No	133	32.9	271	67.1	11.6	0.001	1			< 0.001
Yes	309	43.3	405	56.7			1.81	1.37	2.40

*NA: Not included in the regression equation because of lack of significant associations between these variables and Likely Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) during univariate analysis; BS: Bonferonni Significant