Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact

Igbo sentence: Dá»‹ ka ihe atụ, na-eme nnyocha mmasá»‹ na-amụ ogide Gezi ngaghará»‹ iwe na Turkey n'oge okpomkụ nke 2013 ga-a elekwasá»‹ anya na omume nke protesters n'oge ihe omume.
For example, researchers interested in studying the Occupy Gezi protests in Turkey in the summer of 2013 would typically focus on the behavior of protesters during the event.

Igbo sentence: M nwere na-amụta site gị n'isiokwu na ọ dịghị mkpa banyere akpụkpọ ụda ma ihe dị mkpa bụ otú ndị mmadụ na-eje ije na Chineke na ha Heart!
I have learn from your article that it does not matter about the skin tone but what matters is how the person is walking with God and their Heart!

Igbo sentence: Anyị na-eji ọtụtụ iri ijeri dollar na ha na-elekọta, nri, na ntụrụndụ; na-enye ha ụmụ mmadụ aha; agwa ha okwu dị ka ọ bụrụ na ha nwere ike ịghọta anyị; kwere na anyị maara ihe ha na-agwa anyị ka anyị na nloghachi.

We spend tens of billions of dollars on their care, feeding, and amusement; give them human names; talk to them as if they can understand us; believe we know what they are telling us in return.