Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
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Question: Igbo sentence: The kasị nso-nso nkezi bịaranụ bụ 42,421.

Answer: The most recent average attendance was 42,421.


Question: Igbo sentence: Biko gwa anyị banyere onwe gị, gị ndabere na ọdịmma.

Answer: Interviews Please tell us about yourself, your background and interests.


Question: Igbo sentence: Ná mmalite, ọ bụ a agha on ndị nke na agba na ndị mmadụ na-asụ Spanish, na na ọrụ na-enweghị ka ọtụtụ ndị enyi na ọchịchị dị ka William Randolph Hearst (onye akwụkwọ mills e egwu site biakwa obibia nke ọnụ ala akwụkwọ mere si hemp), ma dị ka ọtụtụ agha ya ua nchịkwa, ịgbasa gabiga nnọọ wildest na-atụ anya nke ndị na-kwuru na ọ.

Answer:
Initially, it was a war on people of color and people who spoke Spanish, and on industries without as many friends in government as William Randolph Hearst (whose paper mills were threatened by the advent of cheap paper made from hemp), but like so many wars it spun out of control, expanding far beyond the wildest expectations of those who declared it.