Table 2.

association of psychiatric morbidity with socio-demographic characteristics of the respondents

Variable	No Psychiatric morbidityn [%]	Psychiatric morbidity presentn [%]	P value
Institution type
Private	528 [74.6]	212 [89.8]	<0.001
Public	180 [25.4]	24 [10.2]
Gender
Male	241[34.0]	61 [25.9]	0.020
Female	467[66.0]	175[74.2]
Marital status
Single	674 [95.2]	228 [96.6]	0.362
Married	34 [4.8]	8 [3.4]
Ethnicity
Yoruba	387 [54.2]	102 [43.2]	0.013
Igbo	319 [44.7]	130 [55.1]
Hausa	8 [1.1]	4 [1.7]
Religion
Christianity	554 [78.2]	214 [90.7]	<0.001
Islam	150 [21.2]	18 [7.6]
Traditional	4 [0.6]	4 [1.7]
Stage
Preclinical	419 [59.3]	127 [53.8]	0.136
Clinical	287 [40.7]	109 [46.2]
Academic performance
Below average	42 [5.9]	30 [12.7]	<0.001
Average	373 [52.7]	152 [64.4]
Above average	293 [41.4]	54 [22.9]
Average monthly allowance
≤ One dollar per day	82 [11.6]	18 [7.6]	0.087
>One dollar per day	626 [88.4]	218 [92.4]
Satisfaction with allowance
Yes	513 [72.5]	132 [55.9]	<0.001
No	195 [27.5]	104 [44.1]
Parents marital status
Single parent	37 [5.2]	10 [4.2]	0.794
Married	616 [87.0]	206 [87.3]
Divorce/separated/widowed	55 [4.2]	20 [0.0]
Fathers educational level
No tertiary education	37 [5.2]	33 [14.0]	<0.001
Tertiary education	671 [94.7]	203 [86.0]
mothers educational level
No tertiary education	55 [7.8]	36 [15.3]	0.001
Tertiary education	653 [95.2]	200 [84.7]