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Sorry Bantu, my guess was wrong.Since I knew you were Congolese, I thought to speak in one of the four national languages to you(this one being Cilubā) but maybe u speak Lingala, Kiswahili or Kikongo?
Anyway the text means:
"Good blessed day sister Kelani
I don't know but hope that the African people are aware of the struggle for God.
I am and together we are.
Blessings"
Bye and hoping to reason to you soon
Much love,
J.A.
(Jahfree Amos)
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