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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2020 Feb 1;34(2):227–236. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000002409

Table 1:

Sample characteristics stratified by cluster among MSM in Nigeria

Characteristics Not in a Cluster In a cluster Total  P-value1 RDS-Adjusted
N=264(63.3%) N=153(36.7%) N=417(100%) P-value2
Categorical N (%) N (%) N (%)
Gender Identity
 Male 199(75.4%) 125(81.7%) 324(77.7%) 0.12 0.41
 Transgender Women 35(13.3%) 19(12.4%) 54(13.0%)
 Both Male and Female 29(11.0%) 8(5.2%) 37(8.9%)
Age 0.07 0.60
 16–19 27(10.2%) 24(15.7%) 51(12.2%)
 20–24 109(41.3%) 71(46.4%) 180(43.2%)
 >=25 127(48.1%) 58(37.9%) 185(44.4%)
Male Partners 0.81 0.42
 <=1 149(56.4%) 88(57.5%) 237(56.8%)
 >1 114(43.2%) 64(41.8%) 178(42.7%)
ART use 0.07 0.50
 ART Experienced 32(12.1%) 10(6.5%) 42(10.1%)
 ART Inexperienced 231(87.5%) 141(92.3%) 372(89.2%)
Education 0.71 0.56
 Above High School 235(89.0%) 141(92.2%) 376(90.2%)
 Less than High School 23(8.7%) 12(7.8%) 35(8.4%)
 Missing 6(2.3%) 0(0.0%) 6(1.4%)
Religion 0.09 0.71
 Christianity 192(72.7%) 123(80.4%) 315(75.5%)
 Muslim or Atheist 71(26.9%) 30(19.6%) 101(24.2%)
Occupation
 Employed 202(76.5%) 111(72.5%) 313(75.1%) 0.25 0.53
 Unemployed 57(21.6%) 41(26.8%) 98(23.5%)
 Missing 5(1.9%) 1(0.7%) 6(1.4%)
Consistent Condom Use
 Always  95(36.0%) 44(28.8%) 139(33.3%) 0.12 0.65
 Not Always 165(62.5%) 108(70.6%) 273(65.5%)
 Missing 4(1.5%) 1(0.7%) 5(1.2%)
STIs
 No other STIs 73(27.7%) 34(22.2%) 107(25.7%) 0.14 0.93
 Have other STIs 163(61.7%) 108(70.6%) 271(65.0%)
 Missing 28(10.6%) 11(7.2%) 39(9.4%)
Female Partner
 No Female Partner 130(49.2%) 95(62.1%) 277(66.4%) 0.01 <0.01
 Have Female Partner 133(50.4%) 57(37.3%) 190(45.6%)
Sexual Orientation 0.45 0.28
 Gay 95(36.0%) 61(39.9%) 156(37.4%)
 Bisexual 168(63.6%) 92(60.1%) 260(62.4%)
WHO Stage 0.65 0.07
 Stage 1 222(84.1%) 130(85.0%) 352(84.4%)
 Stage 3–4 25(9.5%) 17(11.1%) 42(10.1%)
 Missing 17(6.4%) 6(3.9%) 23(5.5%)
Incidence 0.74 0.25
 Prevalent Cases 239(90.5%) 137(89.5%) 376(90.2%)
 Incident Cases 25(9.5%) 16(10.5%) 41(9.8%)
Sexual Position 0.01 0.43
 Insertive 43(16.3%) 13(8.5%) 56(13.4%)
 Receptive 56(21.2%) 53(34.6%) 109(26.1%)
 Versatile 162(61.4%) 86(48.6%) 248(59.5%)
 Missing 3(1.1%) 1(0.7%) 5(1.0%)
Subtypes 0.10 0.03
 A1 2(0.8%) 4(2.6%) 6(1.4%)
 CRF02_AG 154(58.3%) 90(58.8%) 244(58.5%)
 CRF02_AG recombinant 13(4.9%) 4(2.6%) 17(4.1%)
 CRF02_AG/B recombinant 21(8.0%) 11(7.2%) 32(7.7%)
 CRF02_AG/G recombinant 17(6.4%) 9(5.9%) 26(6.2%)
 G 38(14.4%) 15(9.8%) 53(12.7%)
 G-containing recombinant 1(0.4%) 5(3.3%) 6(1.4%)
 Others 18(6.8%) 15(9.8%) 33(7.9%)
CD4 Count(cells/mm3) 0.52 0.76
 >=500 45(17.1%) 29(19.0%) 74(17.8%)
 350–449 63(23.5%) 44(28.8%) 106(25.4%)
 201–349 72(27.3%) 41(26.8%) 113(27.1%)
 <=200 82(31.1%) 39(25.5%) 121(29.0%)
 Missing 3(1.1%) 0(0.0%) 3(0.7%)
Continuous Mean (SD) Mean (SD) Mean (SD)
Viral Load (Log10copies/ml) 4.61(0.83) 4.68(0.74) 4.63(0.79) 0.38 <0.01
Missing 28(10.6%) 11(7.2%) 39(9.3%)
1:

Chi-square p-value was reported excluding

2:

P-value for Rao-Scott Chi-Square test was reported