What are Niger people religion?

Niger is a predominantly Muslim country, with Muslims accounting for approximately 99% of the population. Islam was introduced to Niger in the 11th century by Arab traders and spread rapidly, becoming the dominant religion by the 16th century. The majority of Muslims in Niger are Sunni, with Shia Muslims making up a small minority. The Sufi tradition of Islam is also widely practiced in Niger, and there are a number of Sufi brotherhoods in the country. Christianity is a minority religion in Niger, with Christians making up approximately 1% of the population. The majority of Christians in Niger are Roman Catholic, with Protestant and Evangelical Christians making up a small minority.