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to provide free meals to more than a quarter of his people
Seems unlikely that the original Reuters source described Indonesians as "his" people. It's worth noting that Prabowo is an openly authoritarian former general who won the presidential election by posing as a cuddly uncle figure and dancing on TikTok. This looks like good news anyway. If "He" can really improve things and somehow find it in him to leave office when his time is up, then maybe it will be worth it.
Does it need to be this whole centralised operation?
Their new president ran on this platform (and a bunch of other populist stuff, but that's for another day), so kinda? Also, Education is administered on a federal level, so it makes sense I guess.