Research Article

Profile of Problems and Risk Factors Associated with Tobacco Consumption among Professional Drivers in Nigeria

Table 2

Multivariate associations with current prevalence of any tobacco dependence.

CIORSig.

Age
< 2 5 (3.1, 11.4)5.30.01
 25–34(1.7, 5.3)2.90.03
 35–44(1.2, 5.1)2.40.03
 45–54(0.9, 2.6)1.4
 55–64(0.6, 1.7)0.9
 >641
Race/ethnicity
 Yoruba (ref.)(0.9, 2.4)1.2NS
 Igbo(0.7, 2.3)1.2NS
 Hausa(1.4, 3.7)2.20.04
 Others1
Marital status
 Not married(1.5,6.5)2.40.03
 Married1
Age of smoking initiation
 <15(4.5, 19.1)9.2<0.01
 15–20(3.4, 10.2)6.10.01
 >201
Introduction to smoking
 Parent(2.1, 8.3)3.1<0.03
 Sibling(1.1, 4.2)1.60.05
 Motor park operative(1.8, 6.3)2.90.04
 Commercial drivers/peer(1.2, 4.3)2.10.04
 Nobody1
Tobacco type
 Cigarette(3.3, 10.2)5.50.01
 Cigarette/other tobacco type(3.4, 12.9)5.80.01
 Any tobacco combination but no cigarette1

CI: confidence interval.