Education CS Ogamba has dismissed claims that the government has slashed funding for learners, assuring the public that capitation support remains untouched. Speaking during a public address, he clarified that neither cuts have been made nor proposals tabled.
Highlights:
- Ministry of Education denies reducing learner capitation funds
- CS Ogamba says no such proposal exists or is in motion
- Clarification made during a public engagement on Monday
- Statement aimed at addressing growing public concern
Main Story:
Education Cabinet Secretary Ogamba has come out to silence growing concerns over alleged cuts to government funding for learners. The capitation, a crucial financial lifeline to public schools, remains fully intact, according to the ministry.
Speaking on Monday during a public forum, CS Ogamba affirmed that the Ministry of Education has not only maintained current capitation rates but has also not proposed any changes. His statement directly counters circulating reports suggesting a funding reduction was either planned or already in place.
The CS emphasized that all funding obligations to public schools are being honored as expected. He urged school heads, parents, and stakeholders to rely on official communication from the ministry and avoid falling for misinformation.
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With misinformation on the rise, getting the facts straight could be the difference between panic and progress in our education system.
