Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has become the subject of national debate in Kenya, with fellow MPs accusing him of unfairly directing development funds to his constituency. This has led to widespread scrutiny of CDF allocations and calls for greater transparency.

• Ndindi Nyoro's Kiharu Constituency received approximately Kshs. 1.53 billion in NG-CDF funds over 12 years.
• Suna East MP Junet Mohamed, a prominent critic, saw his constituency receive about Kshs. 1.47 billion in the same period.
• A per capita analysis suggests Suna East residents received an estimated Kshs. 12,048 per person, compared to Kiharu’s Kshs. 7,840 per person.
• Nyoro announced a reduction in day secondary school fees to Kshs. 500 per term for over 12,000 students in Kiharu under the Kiharu Masomo Bora Programme 2026.