Karachuonyo MP Andrew Okuome said they will not return to the seminar until the matter is addressed.

"We don't want party affairs it's a children's issues that we are addressing. We have been very tolerant the state promised Sh2 billion every week starting December 9, you know the date today we have got nothing until the schools reopening has caught up with us. Many children will be sent home for lack of school fees. Why would I sleep in a five-star hotel when children in my constituency are at home?" he asked.

He said bursary is a very pressing matter that needs urgent attention by President William Ruto.

The MP said they are not blackmailing the Head of State but fighting for their rights.

Yatta MP Mr Robert Basil said the Sh7 million is not sufficient for the 10,000 students who want and depend on bursaries.

"We won't allow any business to go on in parliament. Children of the rich are in school while the poor are at home. Why fly in parliamentarians to a hotel, use billions of monies yet our children are at home," he added.

Wajir North MP Ibrahim Saney said the session was interrupted deliberately to deliberate on the issues affecting Kenyans.

"We are in the worst moments, biting drought that has spanned over five years, lives interrupted in a big role, and you can imagine the state of our schools. We felt wise to eco the concerns on the ground in our constituencies.