First female to narrate a documentary for Go Discovery

– The Hollywood actress celebrated being the first African woman to voice a documentary on Go Discovery

– Lupita treated the docu with so much respect and from her voice, it was easier to relate and feel the story

– Most of her fans took to the comment section to congratulate the Kenyan born beauty for the good work

Hollywood actress Lupita Nyang’o is one woman who never fails to celebrate her achievements however little or huge they are.

The beauty is toasting for being the first African woman to voice a documentary on Go Discovery.

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In a post shared on her Instagram account, the US-based actress shared a snippet of the video.

Lupita did a perfect narration of the Serengeti documentary that showed how elephants are always determined to stick together.

“I was drawn to narrating #Serengeti: I had never heard a nature documentary narrated by a woman, let alone an African one! Here is one of the most moving scenes from the series that shows a herd of elephants determined to stick together,” she wrote.

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Lupita Nyong’o becomes the first African woman to narrate a documentary on Go Discovery. Photo: Lupita Nyong’o.
Source: Instagram

Lupita treated the docu with so much respect and from her voice, it was easier to relate and feel the story.

Most of her fans took to the comment section to congratulate the Kenyan born beauty for the good work.

Others said they felt like crying after watching and listening to the documentary which showed a family of elephant crossing a swollen river in the Serengeti and a young one almost drowns.

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Others thanked Go Discovery for choosing the best narrator to deliver the very emotional piece.

According to a Twitter user identified as @MemeElizabeth76, Lupita is articulate, intelligent, classy and just beautiful inside and out.

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@tgforce7 described Lupita’s voice as awesome adding that the narration sounded very natural.

Meanwhile, a few months ago, the Kenyan born queen recalled days she did not like her skin colour.

The 37-year-old revealed in a Vogue interview that she had issues with her image and her book Sulwe was created to help girls going through the same.

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