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Table 1 Sociodemographics, HIV prevalence and sexual risk behaviors among MSM 2007–2010

From: Rising HIV prevalence among men who have sex with men in Nigeria: a trend analysis

Characteristics

2007 (n = 897)

95% CI

2010 (n = 1545)

95% CI

2014 (n = 3611)

95% CI

p value

% (n)

% (n)

% (n)

HIV prevalence

13.5 (109)

11.3–16.0

17.2 (222)

15.2–19.4

22.9 (711)

21.5–24.4

< 0.0001

Age (yrs)

 16–19

13.2 (116)

11.1–15.6

13.8 (213)

12.2–15.6

20.9 (756)

19.6–22.2

 

 20–24

60.5 (532)

57.2–63.7

39.6 (612)

37.2–42.1

45.9 (1658)

44.3–47.5

 

  ≥ 25

26.3 (231)

23.5–29.3

46.6 (720)

41.1–49.1

33.2 (1197)

31.6–34.7

< 0.0001

Ever married

3.9 (34)

2.8–5.4

12.3 (189)

10.7–14.0

6.9 (247)

6.1–7.7

0.596

Educational Level

 None

2.1 (18)

1.3–3.3

3.7 (57)

2.9–4.8

3.1 (112)

2.9–3.7

 

 Primary

19.2 (168)

16.7–22.0

20.0 (309)

18.1–22.1

13.9 (500)

12.8–15.0

 

 Secondary

63.3 (553)

60.0–66.4

50.3 (777)

47.8–52.8

55.4 (2000)

53.8–57.0

 

 Tertiary

15.5 (135)

13.2–18.0

26.0 (402)

23.9–28.3

27.7 (999)

26.2–29.2

< 0.0001

§Sexual partners in past 6 months

 Median No. of insertive anal sex partners (IQR)

2 (1–4)

 

2 (0–4)

 

2 (0–3)

 

0.0001

 Median No. of receptive anal sex partners (IQR)

2 (1–4)

 

1 (0–3)

 

1 (0–3)

 

0.0001

 Median No. of partners who paid for sex (IQR)

0 (1–4)

 

0 (0–2)

 

0 (0–1)

 

0.0001

 Median No. of non commercial sex partners (IQR)

3 (1–5)

 

1 (0–3)

 

1 (1–1)

 

0.0001

 Had female sex partner

15.2 (134)

13.0–17.8

52.2 (785)

49.7–54.7

72.4 (2537)

70.9–73.8

< 0.0001

 Engaged in transactional sex

32.7 (276)

29.6–35.9

38.8 (555)

36.3–41.3

33.2 (1130)

31.6–34.8

0.161

Consistent condom use during sex in the past 6 month

 Consistent condom use when selling sex

35.0 (42)

27.0–44.0

52.1 (96)

44.9–59.3

78.6 (265)

73.9–82.7

< 0.0001

 Consistent condom use when buying sex

35.2 (95)

29.7–41.1

34.2 (176)

30.2–38.4

61.3 (669)

58.4–64.2

< 0.0001

 Consistent condom use with non-commercial partners

32.2 (236)

28.9–35.6

34.9 (320)

31.8–38.0

50.8 (1406)

48.9–52.6

< 0.0001

Sexual position in past 6 months

 Engaged in receptive sex only

20.5 (179)

18.0–23.3

27.7 (423)

25.5–30.0

23.8 (852)

32.1–35.2

 

 Engaged in insertive sex only

24.4 (213)

21.7–27.4

38.4 (586)

36.0–40.9

33.7 (1206)

32.1–35.2

 

 Engaged in both insertive and receptive sex

55.1 (480)

51.7–58.3

33.9 (517)

31.5–36.3

42.6 (1525)

41.0–44.2

0.002

HIV risk and exposure to interventions

 Ever tested for HIV

34.0 (299)

31.0–37.2

58.6 (777)

55.9–61.2

64.6 (2312)

63.0–66.2

< 0.0001

 Tested for HIV within 1 years of survey

72.9 (218)

67.6–77.7

77.1 (533)

73.9–80.1

78.9 (2327)

77.2–80.6

0.019

 Feels at risk to HIV

32.3 (278)

29.2–35.4

27.8 (322)

25.3–30.4

27.6 (990)

26.2–29.1

0.055

 Experienced an STI in the past 6 months

6.8 (60)

5.3–8.7

15.0 (232)

13.3–16.9

18.6 (670)

17.3–19.9

0.039

  1. §Sexual position as defined by the sexual position (insertive, receptive or both) practiced by the respondent. p values derived from Cochran-Armitage Chi-square trend test