While in a meeting with Labour Principal Secretary Nelson Marwa, the furious legislators who also double as members of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) demanded that the state should come clear on the operation of the kitty.
Further, the legislators claimed that the said funds have only been benefiting students from specific ethnic background.
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The kitty, reportedly shared among 290 constituencies, targets 45 needy students who qualify for Ksh30,000 each.
The legislators have since given the ministry a one week ultimatum to table a documentation that clearly explains the beneficiary of allocated bursary monies.
On his part, Marwa assured the members that his ministry will work with relevant offices to ensure equity in distribution of bursary funds.
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