Mizani Africa has launched a report revealing that businessman and the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce Industry(KNCCI) president Richard Ngatia would be declared Nairobi Governor if elections were held today.

Ngatia has garnered 29.2% per cent popularity in Nairobi as a result of a series of meetings he conducts daily with various groups including women Saccos, Boda Boda associations, the clergy and youth groups.

The Opinion Survey between 5th to 12th January 2022 across 17 Constituencies in the city place Ngatia on top with   29.2 percent followed by Bishop Margaret Wanjiru who garnered a support of 24.1 percent and Westlands law maker Tim Wanyonyi comes close at 19.1 percent.

Most aspirants have relented from the gubernatorial race in the City after the KNCCI Boss has been endorsed by various groups within all the 85 wards in Nairobi including the nominated and elected members of county assembly.

In a meeting with the clergy yesterday in Kangemi, Ngatia said he has a great vision for Nairobi.

“I am aware of the needs of Nairobi residents ranging from the dilapidated roads in, water shortage, poor sewerage and drainage, small and medium enterprises humiliation by City Askaris will be a thing of the past in my regime,” said Ngatia.

He at the same time urged Nairobians to take votes as it is through fair and transparent elections victory will be achieved.

Others who have declared interest on the same seat include the current Nairobi Governor Ann Kananu, who got a 2 percent support, Senator Johnson Sakaja 10 percent, Agnes Kagure with 4.2 percent, George Aladwa with 3 percent and Chege Fresh with 0.8

In the senatorial race Edwin Sifuna led with 39 per cent, Maina Kamanda closes in on 30 per cent and Fredrick Otieno comes third with 15 per cent.

In the Women Representative race Millicent Omanga leads with 28.1 per cent, Esther Passaris is second with 22 percent and CAS for Gender Rachel Shebesh comes a distance third with 11 percent.