Locational pattern of health risk behaviors in oil servicing companies in the Niger Delta Region

This study examined the perception of health risk behaviors employees in oil servicing companies Niger Delta Region, Nigeria. Three Hundred and Ninety Five copies structured questionnaires were designed administered to workers selected elicit information. Descriptive inferential statistics applied for analysis. Findings revealed that majority (58.5%) individuals believed diet high calories, fat, sodium low nutrient is good. Smoking was perceived by (84.2%) as a villain society while 89% subscribed fact consumption fruits vegetables are essential healthy living. Despite smoking not practiced (68.3%), yet 85.4% smokers enjoyed daily more than 55% respondents take minimum 5 sticks cigarette per day. For satisfaction purpose, most liked mating their friends sex partners without any protective measures this clear findings 80.5% satisfied physically psychologically using condom during sexual intercourse. The dominating area alcohol consumption, blood pressure, tobacco use diabetes/high sugar. Furthermore, analysis shows there significant variation employees’ relation (F=233.061, p<0.05). recommended among others attitude intake should be moderated or totally discouraged through proper counselling enlightenment implications.