Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has heavily criticized the Kenyan government's increased reliance on securitization, calling it "borrowing by another name" and warning of its long-term financial implications for the nation. He highlighted the unsustainability of the current borrowing rate at a business expo in Nyeri County.

• The government is allegedly borrowing Ksh.3.4 billion daily, amounting to Ksh.140 million per hour.
• Kenya's public debt stands at over Ksh.12.1 trillion, with more than Ksh.3.5 trillion borrowed in the last three years alone.
• Concerns were raised about new securitized bonds, including Ksh.175 billion from Fuel Levy and Ksh.45 billion from the Talanta Bond, being pursued without adequate parliamentary oversight.