 
<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.  