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Table 1 Socio-demographics of mothers of under-five children who had data on SCT among under-five children in Nigeria, DHS 2018

From: Statistical exploration of factors associated with birth of children having sickle cell traits among reproductive-age women in Nigeria

n = 7,493

Frequency

Percentage

Mother’s age (years)

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15–19

315

4.2

20–24

1289

17.2

25–29

2002

26.7

30–34

1696

22.6

35–39

1368

18.3

40–44

577

7.7

45–49

246

3.3

Maternal educational level

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No education

2860

38.2

Primary

1248

16.7

Secondary

2719

36.3

Higher

666

8.9

Household wealth index

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Poorest

1497

20.0

Poor

1515

20.2

Middle

1669

22.3

Rich

1552

20.7

Richest

1260

16.8

Sex of household head

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Male

6546

87.4

Female

947

12.6

Marital status

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Single

457

6.1

Monogamy

5090

97.9

Polygamy

1946

26.0

Religion

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Christianity

3535

47.2

Islam

3890

51.9

Traditional/Others

68

0.9

Father alive

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No

148

2.0

Yes

7345

98.0

Parity

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1–2

2441

32.6

3–4

2552

30.1

5+

2800

37.4

Experience of child mortality

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None

5374

71.7

One

1222

16.3

Multiple

897

12.0

Domicile

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Urban

2915

38.9

Rural

4578

61.1

Region

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North Central

1325

17.7

North East

1331

17.8

North West

1798

24.0

South East

1025

13.7

South-South

841

11.2

South West

1173

15.7