The government’s failure to disburse capitation funds to schools is a serious problem that could have far-reaching consequences. Without these funds, schools are unable to cover their basic operating costs, such as food, electricity, and water. This has led to a number of schools being forced to cut costs, such as by reducing the number of meals served to students. In some cases, schools have even been forced to close down altogether.
The government has said that it is working to disburse the capitation funds, but it is unclear when this will happen. In the meantime, schools are facing a serious financial crisis. If the government does not act soon, many schools may be forced to close their doors, leaving thousands of students without an education.