The tribe that is proud of its origin the most by name - Yoruba, Hausa & Igbo as case studies: today we look at how proud we are of our origin as a people & we check how true my findings are - Hausa (the entire North): by observation, everything about a northern name is motivated by religion. & this isn't just about Islam, Christianity too isn't left out.. Hausa especially only bear names of famous Islamic Prophets; few times will you see names like Maigari, Mairiga, Bawa, Maidugu, Danbaba, Danjuma,.. The names you'll see easily is Mohammed, Ibrahim, Yusuf, Yakub, Umar,... Mind you, when someone from Adamawa, Plateau, Taraba, Kaduna & maybe Bauchi tells you his name is Yusuf, Ibrahim or the tribe that is proud of its origin the most by name - Yoruba, Hausa & Igbo as case studies: today we look at how proud we are of our origin as a people & we check how true my findings are - Hausa (the entire North): by observation, everything about a northern name is motivated by religion. & this isn't just about Islam, Christianity too isn't left out.. Hausa especially only bear names of famous Islamic Prophets; few times will you see names like Maigari, Mairiga, Bawa, Maidugu, Danbaba, Danjuma,.. The names you'll see easily is Mohammed, Ibrahim, Yusuf, Yakub, Umar,... Mind you, when someone from Adamawa, Plateau, Taraba, Kaduna & maybe Bauchi tells you his name is Yusuf, Ibrahim or as colourful as the Igbo Culture is, too much influence of the the westerners is let in. Yoruba: this is probably the only tribe that is strongest in upholding its identity. You can find 10 out of 10 Yoruba People with Yoruba Names as their first & they'll proudly take it to the US, UK, Canada, Australia,.. From Abiola to Ifeoluwa to Adeola to Kunle to Bimpe to Bimbo to Olu to Ronke,... They don't change, only the Religious Extremists do.
Note: we can still find exceptions to these findings, but it's necessary to note that adopting ours is more unique than adopting what isn't ours & it places us better in the multitude ~ Baba agba thoughts

Igbo's answer their indigenous name, the only thing is that Igbo's like giving their children both Igbo and English names combined, reason you will see an Igbo answering Divine Oluchi Uzoma, In terms of language, Yoruba's don't joke with their dialects, no matter where you find them, they always communicate with their local dialect, the Hausas on the other hand, answers names mostly based on religion, not widely traveler's, even the ones who stays abroad, you hardly know they are Hausas.

I am super glad my parents gave me YORÙBÁ names. No foreign name. It gives me a sense of pride especially when I'm in the midst of Non-(Southern)Nigerians because they are more open minded and ask the meaning of the name, especially oyinbo people.
Only dominant cultures survives