A day after Parliament commenced a two-months training for MPs on usage of Ipads, some legislators believe it should be minimal.
Parliament spent about 1 billion shillings to purchase the Ipads, which were given to the MPs in December last year.
However, Terego County MP, Kasiano Wadri says most legislators already own the gadgets and the training should have been limited to those who are using them for the first time.
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