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Table 2 Characteristics of VISION media program exposure among respondents by State

From: Assessing effects of a media campaign on HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention in Nigeria: results from the VISION Project

 

Oyo (n = 1,083)

Bauchi (n = 1,096)

Enugu (n = 1,100)

All* (n = 3,279)

 

# (S.E.)

Mean number of VISION radio programs exposed to

0.91 (0.026)

1.38 (0.039)

0.65 (0.025)

1.01 (0.020)

Mean number of VISION TV programs exposed to

0.32 (0.018)

0.36 (0.019)

0.19 (0.013)

0.29 (0.010)

 

% (S.E.)

Percentage of respondents that read the newspaper at least once a week

32.1 (0.014)

14.6 (0.011)

30.9 (0.014)

24.8 (0.008)

Percentage of respondents that listen to the radio at least once a week

84.2 (0.011)

72.2 (0.014)

75.5 (0.013)

76.6 (0.008)

Percentage of respondents that watch TV at least once a week

64.9 (0.015)

28.5 (0.014)

54.4 (0.015)

47.1 (0.009)

Percentage of respondents that heard a program reproductive health message on the radio in last 6 months

63.5 (0.015)

62.9 (0.015)

50.6 (0.015)

59.1 (0.009)

Percentage of respondents that saw a reproductive health program on the TV in last 6 months

25.0 (0.013)

28.5 (0.014)

17.0 (0.011)

23.8 (0.008)

Percentage respondents that saw any printed advertisements about HIV/AIDS, sexual abstinence, or condom use in last 6 months

52.5 (0.015)

38.8 (0.015)

53.4 (0.015)

47.3 (0.009)

Percentage of respondents that believe it is acceptable to discuss HIV/AIDS in newspaper

96.8 (0.006)

95.8 (0.007)

97.4 (0.005)

96.6 (0.003)

Percentage of respondents that believe it is acceptable to discuss HIV/AIDS on TV

98.7 (0.004)

96.4 (0.006)

98.5 (0.004)

97.7 (0.003)

Percentage of respondents that believe it is acceptable to discuss HIV/AIDS on radio

98.4 (0.004)

96.5 (0.006)

98.3 (0.004)

97.6 (0.003)

  1. *Aggregated parameter estimates across States were calculated using weighted data