Comedian Njugush clarifies that the viral chemistry book cover featuring his high school photo was photoshopped, confirming the original picture was taken in KCSE.

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As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words, but when that picture appears on the front cover of a scientific journal, that estimate is probably a little on the low side.

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The post shows the cover of the book with a picture of Jesse Pinkman, a character from Breaking Bad played by Aaron Paul.