September 5, 2025

Corona virus pandemic: Resolving knowledge gap among working class households in Abuja, Nigeria

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Quantitative assessment reveals low knowledge and high risk of contagion in urban households, highlighting urgent information needs.

Households with moderate income and higher education levels had lower susceptibility to covid-19.
Information dissemination significantly influenced risk perceptions, particularly among economically disadvantaged groups.
Demographic factors such as occupation, income, and education levels were pivotal in understanding knowledge disparities.
Interventions must address information gaps to effectively safeguard working-class households during pandemics.

Damilola Micah (2025) studied this question.

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September 5, 2025

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Quantitative assessment reveals low knowledge and high risk of contagion in urban households, highlighting urgent information needs.

Households with moderate income and higher education levels had lower susceptibility to covid-19.
Information dissemination significantly influenced risk perceptions, particularly among economically disadvantaged groups.
Demographic factors such as occupation, income, and education levels were pivotal in understanding knowledge disparities.
Interventions must address information gaps to effectively safeguard working-class households during pandemics.

Damilola Micah (2025) studied this question.

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