COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli has urged Kenyans to support President William Ruto's proposed Ksh 5 trillion National Infrastructure Fund, stating it is crucial to prevent road accidents and address infrastructure deficiencies.

• The National Infrastructure Fund, approved by the Cabinet, aims to accelerate economic growth and fund major projects, including the dualling of the Muthaiga-Kiambu-Ndumberi road and a 60-kilometre expressway from Nairobi City to Thika.
• Atwoli criticized "primitive individuals" opposing the fund and planning to challenge it in court.
• The fund faces opposition from Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro, who demands accountability for Ksh 4 trillion previously borrowed.
• The National Infrastructure Fund bill is currently awaiting parliamentary debate and approval.

The proposed registration of a National Infrastructure Fund, projected to reach KSh 5 trillion, as a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is being challenged as a direct violation of Kenya's 2010 Constitution.

• The proposal is deemed unconstitutional as it bypasses established frameworks for public finance under Articles 206, 210, 221, and 226.
• The plan would remove trillions of shillings from parliamentary oversight, legislative approval, and audit by the Auditor-General.
• An LLC structure would eliminate public participation and replace constitutional openness with shareholder secrecy, leading to concerns about corruption and impunity.