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

[EX Q]: Igbo sentence: Gini mere onye o bula iche na nkita na-eje ije bu ihe unu na-eme mgbe gwusiri na ihe i na-acho ka a na-eme.
[EX A]: Why did everyone assume that dog walking is what you do while failing at what you want to be doing.

[EX Q]: Igbo sentence: O na-ede na amaokwu 21, "Iji di ndu bu Christ.
[EX A]: He writes in verse 21, "To live is Christ."

[EX Q]: Igbo sentence: Ma ndi nnukwu nke onodu ojoo m na ahumahu n'ezie ime mgbanwe a bughi puta uwa ka Windows, ma ka ma bia banyere n'ihi odiiche di n'etiti abuo sistem, ma o bu obuna di nnoo na ihe isi ike na n'ezie na-ebili ma na-agba oso site n'ubochi otu.
[EX A]:
But the bulk of the unpleasantness I've experienced actually making this change hasn't been inherent to Windows, but has either come about because of the differences between the two operating systems, or even just the difficulties in actually getting up and running from day one.