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. 2021 Jul 27;18(15):7925. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18157925

Table 1.

Factors associated with financial insecurity, decrease in food intake and impact of the pandemic on daily life of adults living in Nigeria during the COVID-19 pandemic (N = 4439).

Variables Total n (%) Financial Insecurity Decrease in Food Intake Negative Impact of Pandemic on Daily Life
Yes
2487
n (%)
No
1454
n (%)
Not Sure
498
n (%)
p Value Yes
907
n (%)
No
3532
n (%)
p Value Yes
4029
n (%
No
410
n (%)
p Value
Age in years
Mean (SD)
38.34 (11.6) 39.77
(12.0)
37.67
(11.3)
37.46 (11.9) <0.001 38.37
(11.6)
38.33
(11.6)
0.934 38.43
(11.6)
37.45
(11.6)
0.676
Sex at birth
Male 2076 (46.8) 1199
(57.8)
658
(31.7)
219
(10.5)
0.083 414
(19.9)
1662
(80.1)
0.448 1897
(91.4)
179
(8.6)
0.185
Female 2363 (53.2) 1288
(54.5)
796
(33.7)
279
(11.8)
493
(20.9)
1870
(79.1)
2132
(90.2)
231
(9.8)
Highest educational level
None 48
(1.1)
33
(68.8)
8
(16.7)
7
(14.5)
0.028 17
(35.4)
31
(64.6)
<0.001 45
(93.8)
3
(6.2)
0.002
Primary 84
(1.9)
44
(52.3)
26
(31.0)
14
(16.7)
40
(47.6)
44
(52.4)
83
(98.8)
1
(1.2)
Secondary 715 (16.1) 422
(59.0)
208
(29.1)
85
(11.9)
163
(22.8)
552
(77.2)
628
(87.8)
87
(12.2)
Tertiary 3592 (80.9) 1988
(55.4)
1212
(33.7)
392
(10.9)
687
(19.1)
2905
(80.9)
3273
(91.1)
319
(8.9)
Mental health status
Anxiety
No 3693 (83.2) 2066
(55.9)
1230
(33.3)
397
(10.8)
0.041 718
(19.4)
2975
(80.6)
0.006 3289
(89.1)
404
(10.9)
<0.001
Yes 746 (16.8) 421
(56.5)
224
(30.0)
101
(13.5)
189
(25.3)
557
(74.7)
740
(99.2)
6
(0.8)
Depression
No 4050 (91.2) 2224
(54.9)
1376
(34.0)
450
(11.1)
<0.001 785
(19.4)
3265
(80.6)
<0.001 3653
(90.2)
397
(9.8)
<0.001
Yes 389 (8.8) 263
(67.6)
78
(20.1)
48
(12.3)
122
(31.4)
267
(68.6)
376
(96.7)
13
(3.3)
HIV infection status
Not living with HIV 3527 (79.5) 1923
(54.5)
1205
(34.2)
399
(11.3)
<0.001 626
(17.7)
2901
(82.3)
<0.001 3180
(90.2)
347
(9.8)
0.006
Living with HIV 912 (20.5) 564
(61.8)
249
(27.3)
99
(10.9)
281
(30.8)
631
(69.2)
849
(93.1)
63
(6.9)