Table 3 Multivariate analysis showing factors associated with HIV among MSM in Nigeria

 16–19

1

1

 20–24

1∙51 (1∙21–1∙88)

1∙40 (1∙09–1∙80)

  > =25

2∙68 (2∙15–3∙33)

2∙41 (1∙84–3∙16)

 No

1

 Yes

0∙97 (0∙75–1∙26)

 None

1

1

 Primary

0∙6 (0∙40–0∙91)

0∙87 (0∙53–1∙42)

 Secondary

0∙79 (0∙54–1∙15)

1∙02 (0∙65–1∙61)

 Tertiary

1∙25 (0∙85–1∙84)

1∙16 (0∙73–1∙84)

 Insertive sex only

1

1

 Receptive only

1∙55 (1∙29–1∙86)

1∙92 (1∙54–2∙40)

 Both

1∙32 (1∙12–1∙56)

1∙71 (1∙40–2∙10)

 No

1

1

 Yes

0∙86 (0∙74–0∙99)

0∙91 (0∙77–1∙09)

 Always

1

 Sometimes

0∙76 (0∙42–1∙36)

 No

1

1

 Yes

1∙06 (1∙01–1∙12)

1∙36 (1∙14–1∙61)

 Don’t know

0∙96 (0∙59–1∙54)

 No

1

1

 Yes

1∙26 (1∙05–1∙50)

1∙26 (1∙02–1∙55)

 No

1

1

 Yes

1∙23 (1∙07–1∙42)

0∙93 (0∙77–1∙12)

 Cross River

1

1

 Enugu

2∙54 (1∙80–3∙60)

1∙89 (1∙26–2∙80)

 FCT

6∙10 (4∙60–8∙08)

4∙23 (3∙04–5∙87)

 Kaduna

2∙71 (2∙00–3∙67)

2∙27 (1∙59–3∙23)

 Kano

1∙72 (1∙22–2∙42)

1∙97 (1∙29–3∙00)

 Lagos

6∙23 (4∙76–8∙17)

6∙66 (4∙93–8∙99)

 Oyo

1∙84 (1∙32–2∙56)

1∙65 (1∙13–2∙39)

 Rivers

8∙62 (6∙09–12∙18)

7∙37 (4∙96–10∙94)

 2007

1

1

 2010

1∙34 (1∙04–1∙71)

1∙92 (1∙40–2∙62)

 2014

1∙91 (1∙54–2∙38)

2∙04 (1∙51–2∙75)