The Opposition wants Parliament to halt President William Ruto's securitisation financing model, terming it unconstitutional since it was done without parliamentary debate or approval.
Led by Azimio leaders Kalonzo Musyoka who is also Wiper Democratic Party leader and Martha Karua of People's Liberation Party, they said introduction of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) in the securitisation approach was allegedly meant to conceal government's criminal operations. "These (special purpose vehicles) are run by faceless technocrats and unaccountable corporations.
The primary objective of these vehicles is to divert public resources away from Parliament, the Auditor-General, and the people.
This is daylight robbery; it is shameless thievery the likes of which no nation has ever seen or should witness," Karua said.
