Religious leaders and sociologists estimated in 2007 that Muslim and Christian communities were approximately equal in size, each accounting for 30 to 40 percent of the population, with the remainder consisting of practitioners of other faiths, indigenous religions, and people of "no religion".
Vjerske vođe i sociolozi procijenili da su kršćanske i muslimanske zajednice približno jednake veličine, svaka ima od 30 do 40 posto stanovništva , a ostatak se sastoji od drugih vjera, autohtonih religija, i ljudi bez religije.