4.1 Data analysis

A total of 100 questionnaires were distributed and
all were retrieved, data collected from the questionnaire were represented in
tables and analyzed with the use of frequency, percentage and likert scale.

Section A: Demographic data

Table 1: Distribution according to age

Respondents	Frequency	Percentage %
18 – 25	16	16%
26 – 33	25	25%
34 – 41	27	27%
42 – 49	19	19%
50 – 60	13	13%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: In table 1 above shows that 16(16%) of the
respondent are between ages 18 – 25years, 25(25%) are between ages 26-33years,
27(27%) are between ages 34 – 41years, 19(19%) are between ages 42-49years and
13(13%) are between ages 50-60years.

Table
2: Distribution according to Religion distribution

Respondents	Frequency	Percentage %
Christian	56	56%
Moslem	34	34%
Others	10	10%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: In table 2 above illustrate the distribution of
respondent Christian 56(56%) Moslem 34(34%) and others 10(10%).

Table
3: Distribution according to Marital Status

Respondents	Frequency	Percentage %
Married	59	59%
Co-habitation	41	41%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation

In table 3 above illustrate the distribution of
respondents 59(59%) of males are married while 41(41%) are co-habitating.

Table
4: Distribution according to Tribe distribution

Respondents	Frequency	Percentage %
Okpe	32	32%
Urhobo	26	26%
Ibo	11	11%
Itsekiri	15	15%
Others	16	16%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrate the distribution
according to tribe, Okpe 32(32%), Urhobo 26(26%), Ibo 11(11%), Itsekiri 15(15%)
and other 16(16%).

Table
5: Distribution according to Level of Education

Respondents	Frequency	Percentage %
Primary	15	15%
Secondary	29	29%
Tertiary	48	48%
Illiterate	8	8%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrate the distribution according
to level of education, primary education 15(15%), secondary education 29(29%),
tertiary education 48(48%), illiterate 8(8%).

SECTION
B: Awareness

Table
6: have you heard about reproductive health?

Responds	Frequency	Percentage %
Yes	23	23%
No	77	77%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrate knowledge that 23(23%)
of respondents said yes they have heard about reproductive health while 77(77%)
said no.

Table
7: If yes, how did you get to know about it?

Responds	Frequency	Percentage %
Mass media	8	34.8%
Nurse	8	34.8%
Doctor	2	8.7%
Friends	5	21.7%
Total	23	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrates means of awareness of
the respondents. Mass media 8(8%), nurse 8(8%), doctor 2(2%), Friends 5(5%).

Table
8: Do you support reproductive health?

Responds	Frequency	Percentage %
Yes	36	36%
No	64	64%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrate that 36(36%) of
respondent said yes they support reproductive health while 64(64%) said No.

Table
9: Is your religion against the practice of reproductive health?

Responds	Frequency	Percentage %
Yes	70	70%
No	30	30%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrate that 70(70%) of
respondents said yes their religion is against the practice of reproductive
health while 30(30%) of respondents said No.

Table
10: Do you receive reproductive health services?

Responds	Frequency	Percentage %
Yes	37	37%
No	63	63%
Total	100	100%

Interpretation: The table above illustrate that 37(37%) of
respondents said yes they receive reproductive health services while 63(63%) of
respondents said No.

Section
C: Attitude of males towards involvement in reproductive health

1 – Strong agreed

2 – Agreed

3 – Strongly disagreed

4 – Disagreed

		SA	A	SD	D	Total
11	Reproductive health does not help in limiting the size of a family	28 28%	22 22%	40 40%	10 10%	100 100%
12	Do you think knowledge of reproductive health make men to become more promiscuous	41 41%	19 19%	30 30%	10 10%	100 100%
13	Does men who involved in reproductive health services cannot satisfy a woman sexually	60 60%	10 10%	10 10%	20 20%	100 100%
14	Do you think reproductive health makes a man weaker “woman wrapper”	35 35%	28 28%	25 25%	12 12%	100 100%
15	Does reproduction health makes an individual sterile	48 48%	15 15%	10 10%	27 27%	100 100%
16	Reproductive health is solely a woman is business	50 50%	10 10%	40 40%	– –	100 100%
17	Reproductive health is solely the responsibility of both partner’s	34 34%	10 10%	25 25%	31 31%	100 100%

Interpretation

The above tables from section C, strongly agreed
and agreed will be taken as agreed while strongly disagreed and disagreed will
be taken as disagreed for better understanding.

Table 11, the result shows that 50(50%) of the
respondents agreed that reproductive health does not help in limiting the size
of the family while 50(50%) of the respondent disagreed.

Table 12, the result shows that 60(60%) of the
respondents agreed that the knowledge of reproductive health makes a man
promiscuous while 40(40%) of the respondent disagreed.

Table 13, the result shows that 70(70%) of the
respondent agreed that men who are involved in reproductive health service cannot
satisfy a woman sexually while 30(30%) of the respondent disagreed.

Table 14, the result shows that 63(63%) of the
respondent agreed that reproductive health makes a man weaker while 37(37%) of
the respondent disagreed.

Table 15, show that 63(63%) of the respondent
agreed that reproductive health make an individual sterile while 37(37%) of the
respondent disagreed.

Table 16, the result show that 60(60%) of the
respondent agreed that reproductive health is solely a woman business while
40(40%) disagreed.

Table 17 shows that 44(44%) of the respondent
agreed that reproductive health is solely the responsibility of both parent’s
while 56(56%) of the respondent disagreed.