Table 1 Demographic Characteristics of the Study Participants
Respondent characteristics | Number of respondents | |
|---|---|---|
Gender | Male | 27 (14.4%) |
Female | 161(85.6%) | |
Age (Years) | 20–24 | 3(1.6%) |
25–29 | 13(6.9%) | |
30–34 | 30(16.0%) | |
35–39 | 26(13.8%) | |
40–44 | 37(19.7%) | |
45–49 | 30(16.0%) | |
50–54 | 26(13.8%) | |
55–59 | 13(6.9%) | |
60–64 | 10(5.3%) | |
Education level | Primary | 91(48.4%) |
Secondary | 85(45.2%) | |
Post-secondary | 12(6.4%) | |
Religion | Christian | 188(100%) |
Marital status | Single | 2(1.1%) |
Married | 168(89.4%) | |
Separated | 18(9.6%) | |
Occupation | Small scale farming | 132(70.2%) |
Commercial farming | 11(5.9%) | |
Business | 24(12.8%) | |
Casual laborer | 21(11.2%) | |
Facility of attachment | Rabuor | 50(26.6%) |
Nyangande | 89(47.3%) | |
Hongo Ogosa | 30(16.0%) | |
Kanyagwal | 19(10.1%) | |
Years of service | ˂2 | 3(1.6%) |
2–4 | 24(12.8%) | |
5–7 | 70(37.2%) | |
˃7 | 91(48.4%) | |