  
<prompt> Percentage of women age 15-49 who do not know ways to avoid malaria during pregnancy, by state
  
 [["Ondo", 27], ["Adamawa", 24], ["Niger", 22], ["Ebonyi", 21], ["Benue", 19], ["FCT-Abuja", 19], ["Abia", 18], ["Edo", 17], ["Imo", 17], ["Taraba", 17], ["Rivers", 16], ["Kwara", 14], ["Akwa Ibom", 14], ["Nasarawa", 13], ["Osun", 12], ["Cross River", 12], ["Ekiti", 12], ["Anambra", 11], ["Bauchi", 11], ["Kaduna", 11], ["Lagos", 10], ["National", 9], ["Delta", 9], ["Enugu", 8], ["Jigawa", 7], ["Bayelsa", 7], ["Ogun", 4], ["Kano", 4], ["Yobe", 4], ["Sokoto", 3], ["Kogi", 3], ["Katsina", 3], ["Plateau", 3], ["Oyo", 2], ["Gombe", 2], ["Kebbi", 1], ["Zamfara", 1], ["Borno-Urban", 1]] 
 <response> It shows that the percentages of women who do not know of any way to avoid malaria vary widely by state, ranging from 1 percent among those in Borno (urban), Zamfara, and Kebbi to 27 percent among those in Ondo.  