National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah on Wednesday launched a blistering attack on the Ministry of Education, accusing it of weak leadership, political posturing, and failure to address deep-seated inefficiencies that continue to hurt learners across the country. Equitable allocation is the responsibility of the ministry, guided by Parliament.”The Majority Leader reminded MPs that education infrastructure funding falls under the oversight of Parliament’s Education Committee, adding that funding gaps within the ministry ultimately stem from parliamentary budget decisions. Ichung’wah urged CS Ogamba to step out of Nairobi boardrooms and confront realities in schools across the country. He concluded by calling on the government to make difficult but necessary policy choices in the education sector. “We must decide whether we want to make politics out of education and make everyone happy, or do the right thing for our children,” Ichung’wah said.