President William Ruto is reported to have turned the Kenya Kwanza Parliamentary Group meeting into a classroom.
The meeting which is purely to take the legislators through Ruto's plan for the country, saw some of the MPs taking notes keenly, while others were just listening.
ICT & Digital Economy Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) Dennis Itumbi noted that the meeting has been a proper classroom on Finance Bill, Housing, Health and Government plan.
"The first class was taught by President," he said.
Itumbi also said ICT Cabinet Secretary Eliud Owalo also gave a 'classroom' on building the Digital Super Highway.
According to Itumbi, Owalo also enlightened the MPs on 25k free WiFi hotspots, 1450 ward-based Digital hubs and constituency digital laboratories to promote remote jobs.
The CAS also said Housing Principal Secretary Charles Hinga gave a lesson on Housing, which constituted on demystifying the 3 per cent contribution which is capped at Sh2500.
"97 per cent of Kenyans cannot afford a house. Housing Fund gives them a chance to be homeowners."
This is the sixth PG the President has held since he was sworn into office.
Jubilee party rebels were also in attendance.
