Table 6.

Univariate and multivariate analysis on multiple sex partners

Univariate and multivariate logistic regression on multiple sexual partners
Variable		OR‡	p - value	95% CI	aOR†	p -value	95% CI
Age	18–24	1
	25–29	2.22	0.013	1.18–4.20	2.28	0.037	1.05–4.95
	30–34	1.11	0.79	0.41–2.46	1.10	0.859	0.39–3.11
	35–49	0.99	0.988	0.31–3.19	0.95	0.942	0.23–3.85
	40–49	1.91	1.570	0.78–4.67	1.60	0.440	0.48–5.29
Marital status	Single	1
	Married	1.33	2.81	0.79–2.24	1.04	0.922	0.44–2.49
Education level	Primary	1
	Secondary	1.62	0.247	0.72–3.66	2.19	0.093	0.88–5.48
	Tertiary	1.83	0.247	0.66–5.11	2.40	0.143	0.74–7.73
Religion	Christianity	1
	Islam	2.03	0.053	0.99–4.17	2.10	0.066	0.95–4.64
	Others	0.54	0.420	0.12–2.44	0.47	0.343	0.10–2.26
Area of residence	Low density	1
	High density	1.19	0.530	0.69–2.03	1.06	0.855	0.57–1.10
Occupation	Formal employment	1
	Student	0.80	0.554	0.38–1.68	0.92	0.883	0.34–2.50
	Farmer	0.88	0.817	0.30–2.60	1.05	0.879	0.33–3.72
	Business	1.13	0.751	0.54–2.37	1.11	0.820	0.46–2.66
	Unemployed	0.61	0.354	0.21–1.75	0.61	0.416	0.43–2.49

^†adjusted Odds Ratio, ^‡Odds Ratio