Former Budget Committee Chairperson and current Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has vehemently opposed the government's plan to establish the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), accusing President William Ruto's administration of failing to account for nearly Ksh. 4 trillion borrowed since 2022. He demands transparency regarding already borrowed funds before new mega-funds are introduced.

• MP Nyoro asserts that the government has borrowed nearly Ksh. 4 trillion since 2022 without adequate accountability, while Kenya's debt stands at Ksh. 12 trillion in June 2025, up from Ksh. 8.5 trillion in June 2022.
• Key individuals involved include Ndindi Nyoro, an MP and former Budget Committee Chairperson, and President William Ruto, whose administration is pushing for the NIF.
• The Cabinet has approved the establishment of both the NIF and the Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF), despite growing opposition and Nyoro's claims of "illegal loans."