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

[EX Q]: Igbo sentence: The president kwuru na aku na uba iwu ngwugwu bu nke mbu ngwugwu oru.
[EX A]: The president said the economic policy package is the first package launched.

[EX Q]: Igbo sentence: The Bible na-akuzi na mgbe anyi na-amu, na anyi umu Chineke, ma ndi-iro nke Chineke.
[EX A]: The Bible teaches that when we're born, we're not children of God, but enemies of God.

[EX Q]: Igbo sentence: Ihuenyo kpuchie na a mpempe akwukwo nke ozodimgba iko, di ka otutu ndi mpi, ma ThinkPad akara nwere a akuko ihe mere eme nke na-aga mmezi mile na ule megide iru mmiri, vibration na n'ibu ujo, putara o ga inagide everyday jolts na jostles nke n'uzo. Nkowa Ihuenyo: 13na QHD + LCD
[EX A]:
The screen is covered in a sheet of Gorilla Glass, like most of the competition, but the ThinkPad line has a history of going the extra mile in testing against humidity, vibration and mechanical shock, meaning it should cope with the everyday jolts and jostles of commuting .