Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has proposed immediate implementation of fully free secondary education in Kenya, suggesting a national kitty be created to fund it. He also raised concerns over the proposed sale of the Government of Kenya's 15 per cent stake in Safaricom, arguing it is undervalued.

• Nyoro suggested combining KSh 10 billion from the Constituency Development Fund (CDF), KSh 10 billion from county governments, and additional funds from the National Government to achieve the estimated Ksh.30 billion annually required for free secondary education.
• He warned against constituency-based education programs, advocating for a uniform national framework to ensure equal access to education for all Kenyan children.
• Nyoro urged the government to subject the Safaricom stake to an international competitive bidding process to attract better offers and prevent loss of potential billions in revenue.