In particular, Ngatia said he will bring in policies that will see the current markets improved and put into a quality state.
“My dream is to make Nairobi a place where everyone can do business effectively. This city controls 60 per cent of our GDP,” Ngatia said.
He also promised to deal with city cartels that have controlled Nairobi for the longest time ever.
To bring order in the city , he vowed to consult with Matatu Owners and operators and come up with policies on how they could collaborate to reduce traffic.
"No matatus will be kicked out of CBD but in my administration we shall sit and find a solution to end the traffic menace," Ngatia added.
The Jubilee hopeful governorship aspirant further stated that if elected, he will engage the Kenya Revenue Authority to give a waiver for starting small business enterprises.
He noted that there is need to cushion small businesses and would further recommend tax policy reforms that are certain, convenient and efficient and that enables taxpayers to pay taxes efficiently.
“We must have a conversation with the Kenya Revenue Authority to see how we can support these small and micro enterprises startups through waivers for at least 7 years before you start speaking to them about taxes."
The KNCCI president will battle out for Jubilee Party ticket with Governor Ann Kananu, and Businesswoman Agnes Kagure.
Already Senator Johnson Sakaja has been fronted as United Democratic Alliance (UDA) governorship aspirant while Westlands MP Timothy Wanyonyi is the only candidate from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) Party.
In attendance to Ngatia's event was Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris, MP Imran Okoth (Kibra), Anthony Oluoch (Mathare),Julius Mawathe (Embakasi South), and former Kibwezi MP Phillip Kaloki, and a section of city MCAs.
