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Table 4 Socio-ecological factors that influence occurrence of RVF virus in pastoral cattle herds of North-central Nigeria

From: Seropositivity and associated intrinsic and extrinsic factors for Rift Valley fever virus occurrence in pastoral herds of Nigeria: a cross sectional survey

Factors

No influence

n (%)

Yes influence

n (%)

OR

95% CI

P-value

High mosquitoes availability

 Agro pastoralists

121 (60.2)

80 (39.8)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

33 (6.1)

169 (93.9)

7.8

4.85, 12.37

< 0.001

High cattle concentration

 Agro pastoralists

110 (54.7)

91 (45.3)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

63 (31.2)

139 (68.8)

2.7

1.78, 4.01

0.001

High rainfall

 Agro pastoralists

106 (52.7)

95 (47.3)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

42 (20.8)

160 (79.2)

4.3

2.74, 6.59

< 0.001

Dams and irrigated rice fields

 Agro pastoralists

111 (55.7)

90 (44.3)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

40 (18.9)

162 (81.1)

5.0

3.21, 7.79

< 0.001

Presence of dambos

 Agro pastoralists

142 (73.4)

59 (26.6)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

45 (24.0)

157 (76.0)

8.4

5.36, 13.16

< 0.001

Bushy vegetation

 Agro pastoralists

133 (66.2)

68 (33.8)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

49 (24.3)

153 (75.5)

6.1

3.96, 9.43

< 0.001

Presence of rivers and streams

 Agro pastoralists

141 (70.1)

60 (29.1)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

36 (17.8)

166 (82.2)

10.8

6.77, 17.34

< 0.001

Animal movement

 Agro pastoralists

102 (50.2)

99 (49.3)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

65 (28.9)

137 (71.1)

2.2

1.45, 3.25

0.001

Seasons

 Agro pastoralists

101 (50.7)

100 (49.7)

1.00

  

 Nomadic pastoralists

61 (30.2)

141 (69.8)

2.3

1.55, 3.51

0.001

  1. OR Odds ratio, CI Confidence interval; Statistically significant at p < 0.05