3.3.3 Perceived enjoyment Perceived enjoyment refers to the extent to which the activity of using a computer is perceived enjoyable in its own right. Perceived enjoyment significantly affects intentions to use electronic system [3]. H 3 There was a positive relationship between perceived enjoyment and consumer intention in using e-commerce. 3.3.4 Consumer trait Consumer traits that are of interest in understanding why consumers shop on the Internet include demographic factors and personality characteristics [12]. H 4 There was a positive relationship between the age group and consumer intention in using e-commerce H 5 There was a positive relationship between level of education and consumer intention in using e-commerce H 6 There was a positive relationship between level of income and consumer intention in using e-commerce 4. DATA ANALYSIS 4.1. Hypotheses Testing 4.1.1 E-commerce Adoption and Age Group Analysis The alternative hypothesis H 4 is that there was a positive relationship between the age group and the adoption of e-commerce or the null hypothesis is that there was no association between the factor of e-commerce adoption and age group. Table 1 shows, the null hypothesis were rejected establishing the fact that there was an inter- relationship between the age group and e-commerce adoption. It was shown that the age group between 51 - 60 (90.0 %) had higher tendency to adopt e-commerce. Table 1. E-commerce adoption and Age Group Crosstabulation