TABLE 4.

Factors That Affected Maximum Willingness to Pay for PrEP Among KPs in 3 States in Nigeria

	Bivariate		Multivariate
	PValue	95% CI	Odds Ratio	95% CI
Age younger than 28 years	.064	−0.123, 0.070	0.018	0.464, 2.232
MSM	.001a	0.042, 0.183	0.515	0.769, 3.642
Married	.790	−0.082, 0.057	−0.243	0.188, 3.266
Secondary level of education and higher	.467	−0.045, 0.087	−0.134	0.346, 2.207
Employed	.604	−0.049, 0.083	0.422	0.71, 3.255
Rural residence	.067	−0.130, 0.008	0.902	0.209, 0.790
Average monthly incomeb <N30,000 (<US$79)	.151	−0.029, 0.153	0.467	0.782, 3.255
Had ever heard of PrEP	.033a	0.008, 0.139	1.854	0.765, 53.335a
Had some knowledge of PrEP	.022a	0.011, 0.149	0	0
Satisfied with PrEP message quality	.500	−0.060, 0.121	0.055	0.503, 2.220
Willing to receive PrEP messages in future	.359	−0.114, 0.039	−1.399	0.042, 1.560
Had ever used PrEP	.178	−0.018, 0.117	−0.290	0.370, 1.514

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; FSW, female sex worker; KP, key population; MSM, men who have sex with men; PrEP, pre-exposure prophylaxis.

^aStatistically significant.

^bNigerian Naira (N)380=US$1.