Atheism or agnosticism is rare. Most immigrants are from neighboring countries and either practice the majority Muslim faith or belong to a Christian group. There are no geographic concentrations or segregation of religious groups. Christian communities tend to be located in and around urban areas, because of the work of urban based missionaries. However, Christians are found throughout the country.
Animists also practice throughout the country, but are most active in rural areas.
The vast majority of citizens practice their religion daily. Islam is tolerant and adapted to local conditions. Women participate in economic and political activity, engage in social interaction, and do not wear veils. Persons are free to change their religion. Foreign missionary groups operate in the country, and Muslims and non-Muslims may proselytize freely.