By MWINGI TIMES CORRESPONDENT
Mwingi West MP Charles Ngusya Nguna has called upon President William Ruto to ensure his government increases the allocation of secondary school capitation rather than reducing it. This follows an adverse advisory by the National Treasury CS John Mbadi that the government was too broke to sustain basic education needs for pupils.
The Wiper MP was speaking at Kavililo Comprehensive School in Migwani Ward during the launch of five new classrooms.
"If us as MPs care about the electorate, it is better that we reduce some expenses being implemented by the government and pay school fees for our children.
The capitation should be increased from KSh22,000 to KSh30,000.It should be free secondary education not KSh16000. President William Ruto, I ask you to increase capitation not reducing", he said.
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