Senate · Adamawa South · 2027

African Democratic Congress (ADC)

Binos Dauda Yaroe

The person behind the name. Explore their journey, the public record, and the plans for Adamawa South.

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Binos Dauda YaroeFor Senator

Before the ballot,
a life in the making.

The places, education and experiences behind this candidate.

Binos Dauda Yaroe (born 1 January 1955 in Wagole, Mayo-Belwa LGA, Adamawa State) is the African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate for Adamawa South Senatorial District in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026), and the district's serving senator. A chartered accountant, he graduated in accounting from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (1978), qualified with ICAN (associate 1993) and earned an MBA in Banking and Finance from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (2002). He worked in the bursary of the College of Preliminary Studies, Yola (1980-1991), serving as Secretary of Zing Local Government in 1988-89, then at the NNPC's engineering subsidiary NETCO, rising to Financial Controller (1991-1998), and at The Nigerian Stock Exchange, where he headed quotations/listings and retired in April 2011 as General Manager and Deputy to the CEO. After retiring he farmed in Mayo-Belwa, studied at Bronnum Lutheran Seminary, Yola (BA, 2015) and was ordained a pastor of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria in February 2017. He first ran for the Senate on the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM) platform and lost the 28 March 2015 election to Ahmad Abubakar Mo'allahyidi (APC). Back in the PDP, he won its Adamawa South primary in Numan (3 October 2018, by his account) and unseated Mo'allahyidi on 23 February 2019 with 144,403 votes to 118,129 (his own site says 164,741); Mo'allahyidi's petition was dismissed by the tribunal on 28 August 2019 and, by Yaroe's account, on appeal. He was sworn in on 11 June 2019 and was vice chairman of the Senate Committee on Capital Market. The PDP renominated him on 23 May 2022 (232 votes to 55) and he was re-elected on 25 February 2023 with 146,407 votes against 94,828 for the APC's Ismaila Numan. In the 10th Senate he has chaired the Committee on States and Local Government Affairs since 21 November 2023. His bill for a Federal University of Education, Numan, passed the National Assembly in 2024, but President Tinubu declined assent on 23 December 2024 over a land-disposal clause; Yaroe said the President had only pointed out errors to be corrected. He is known locally for free medical outreaches across the district. He resigned from the PDP on 19 February 2026, citing the party's "fractured state" nationally, and joined the ADC with eight other senators on 12 March 2026, saying he would not follow Governor Ahmadu Fintiri to the APC and owed his political career to Atiku Abubakar. He declared for a third term in Numan on 12 May 2026 and was given an automatic ADC ticket (reported 23 May 2026). His opponents on the INEC list include Tangwami Felix Bilishan (APC), Ishaku Emmanuel (PDP), Peter Fwa (LP) and former senator Barata Ahmed Hassan (NDC).

From the public profile

Read the evidence · 10 sources

INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
Daily Trust (Weekend Trust)
2026-05-23: "Meanwhile, a serving senator for Adamawa southern senatorial zone, Senator Binos Yaroe Dauda, has secured his return ticket to Senate under the ADC banner. He was given an automatic ticket, though he defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the party."
Meanwhile, a serving senator for Adamawa southern senatorial zone, Senator Binos Yaroe Dauda, has secured his return ticket to Senate under the ADC banner. He was given an automatic ticket, though he defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the party.
Premium Times
2026-03-12: "Nine opposition senators, on Thursday, announced their defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), on the floor of the upper chamber ahead of the 2027 general election."
Nine opposition senators, on Thursday, announced their defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), on the floor of the upper chamber ahead of the 2027 general election.
Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Sen. Binos Yaroe retired from the Nigerian Stock Exchange in April 2011 as General Manager and Head of Listings Directorate/Deputy to the CEO of The Nigerian Stock Exchange and returned to his hometown, Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa State, to take up farming."
Sen. Binos Yaroe retired from the Nigerian Stock Exchange in April 2011 as General Manager and Head of Listings Directorate/Deputy to the CEO of The Nigerian Stock Exchange and returned to his hometown, Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa State, to take up farming.
Daily Trust
2019-03-10: "Yero is not new to politics as he had contested for the Senate seat to represent Adamawa South Senatorial District in 2015 under the Peoples Movement of Nigeria (PDM) but lost to Ahmad MoAllayidi of APC at the time."
Yero is not new to politics as he had contested for the Senate seat to represent Adamawa South Senatorial District in 2015 under the Peoples Movement of Nigeria (PDM) but lost to Ahmad MoAllayidi of APC at the time.
Leadership
2026-03-15: "The lawmaker said that after formally resigning his membership of the PDP on February 19, he embarked on extensive consultations with political allies and other opposition lawmakers before deciding to join the ADC."
The lawmaker said that after formally resigning his membership of the PDP on February 19, he embarked on extensive consultations with political allies and other opposition lawmakers before deciding to join the ADC.
Daily Post
2023-02-27: "Senator Binos Dauda Yaroe of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won his election predictably after he gained popularity through a free medical outreach to the nine LGAs that constitute southern Adamawa."
Senator Binos Dauda Yaroe of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won his election predictably after he gained popularity through a free medical outreach to the nine LGAs that constitute southern Adamawa.
Punch
2023-02-27: "Reverend Binos Yaroe of Yaroe of the People’s Democratic Party, according to results released by INEC polled 146, 407 votes to defeat Engineer Ismaila Numan of the All Progressive Congress, APC who scored 94, 828."
Reverend Binos Yaroe of Yaroe of the People’s Democratic Party, according to results released by INEC polled 146, 407 votes to defeat Engineer Ismaila Numan of the All Progressive Congress, APC who scored 94, 828.
Punch
2025-02-04: "“Pursuant to Section 58(4) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended, I hereby convey to the House of Representatives my decision taken on December 23, 2024, to decline presidential assent to the Federal University of Education, Numan Establishment Bill 2024 recently passed by the National Assembly."
“Pursuant to Section 58(4) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended, I hereby convey to the House of Representatives my decision taken on December 23, 2024, to decline presidential assent to the Federal University of Education, Numan Establishment Bill 2024 recently passed by the National Assembly.
ThisDay
2019-02-26: "The APC candidate scored 118,129 votes; ADC candidate also polls 17,423votes and the PDP candidate scored144,403 votes to clinch victory in the zone."
The APC candidate scored 118,129 votes; ADC candidate also polls 17,423votes and the PDP candidate scored144,403 votes to clinch victory in the zone.

School years & education

1962–1969
L.E.A. Primary School, Mayo-Belwa
Primary School Certificate · Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa State
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe started his education at L.E.A. Primary School Mayo-Belwa, 1962-1969;"
  Binos Yaroe started his education at L.E.A. Primary School Mayo-Belwa, 1962-1969;
1970–1974
Government College, Kaduna
West African School Certificate (Division One) · Kaduna
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "He then proceeded to Government College Kaduna in 1970 for his Secondary School education, passing out in June 1974 with Division One in the West African School Certificate Examination ."
  He then proceeded to Government College Kaduna in 1970 for his Secondary School education, passing out in June 1974 with Division One in the West African School Certificate Examination .
1974–1975
Ahmadu Bello University, School of Basic Studies
IJMB (Interim Joint Matriculation Board) programme · Zaria
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe was admitted into the School of Basic Studies of Ahmadu Bello University in July 1974 as a pioneer student of the one-year I.J.M.B. program."
  Binos Yaroe was admitted into the School of Basic Studies of Ahmadu Bello University in July 1974 as a pioneer student of the one-year I.J.M.B. program.
1975–1978
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
B.Sc. Accounting (Second Class Upper) · Accounting · Zaria (Kongo Campus)
Read the evidence · 3 sources
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "B.Sc; accountant; b: January 1, 1955; p: Wagole; Iga: Mayo-Belwa so: Adamawa"
  B.Sc; accountant; b: January 1, 1955; p: Wagole; Iga: Mayo-Belwa so: Adamawa
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "In September 1975, Binos was absorbed into the Faculty of Administration, Kongo Campus, A.B.U. Zaria, for the B.Sc. Accounting degree program. He graduated in June 1978 with Second Class Upper honors."
  In September 1975, Binos was absorbed into the Faculty of Administration, Kongo Campus, A.B.U. Zaria, for the B.Sc. Accounting degree program. He graduated in June 1978 with Second Class Upper honors.
1981–1983
London School of Accountancy
Accountancy studies · Accountancy
Read the evidence · 1 source
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "London School of Accountancy, 1981-83"
  London School of Accountancy, 1981-83
1991–1993
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria
Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA) · Accounting
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "On joining the NNPC in 1991, Binos Yaroe sat for the professional examinations of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), passing the final qualifying examination in May 1992 and was admitted as an Associate Member of ICAN in February 1993."
  On joining the NNPC in 1991, Binos Yaroe sat for the professional examinations of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), passing the final qualifying examination in May 1992 and was admitted as an Associate Member of ICAN in February 1993.
1999–2002
University of Nigeria, Nsukka
MBA Banking and Finance · Banking and Finance · Lagos (weekend programme with the Centre for Management Development, Shangisha)
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Upon joining the Nigerian Stock Exchange , Binos Yaroe enrolled for the MBA in Banking and Finance program of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka . The program was run on a weekend basis in collaboration with the Centre for Management Development, Shangisa Lagos from 1999 to 2002."
  Upon joining the Nigerian Stock Exchange , Binos Yaroe enrolled for the MBA in Banking and Finance program of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka . The program was run on a weekend basis in collaboration with the Centre for Management Development, Shangisa Lagos from 1999 to 2002.
2012–2015
Bronnum Lutheran Seminary, Mbamba, Yola (affiliate of the University of Jos)
BA Christian Religious Studies (Second Class Upper) · Christian Religious Studies · Yola, Adamawa State
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "And following his retirement from service, Binos Yaroe enrolled at the Bronnum Lutheran Seminary (BLS), Mbamba Yola, an affiliate of the University of Jos, in October 2012, for the BA degree in Christian Religious Studies, which he completed in April 2015 earning a Second-Class Upper Division honors."
  And following his retirement from service, Binos Yaroe enrolled at the Bronnum Lutheran Seminary (BLS), Mbamba Yola, an affiliate of the University of Jos, in October 2012, for the BA degree in Christian Religious Studies, which he completed in April 2015 earning a Second-Class Upper Division honors.

A working life

1978–1979
Lecturer in Accounting (NYSC)
Anambra State College of Education, Awka
National Youth Service Corps primary assignment, September 1978 - August 1979.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe began his career as a Lecturer in Accounting, at Anambra State College of Education Awka, where he was posted for the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps as his place of primary assignment from September 1978 to August 1979."
  Binos Yaroe began his career as a Lecturer in Accounting, at Anambra State College of Education Awka, where he was posted for the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps as his place of primary assignment from September 1978 to August 1979.
1979–1980
Trainee Accountant
Deloitte Haskins & Sells, Kano
Audit firm in Kano after NYSC (from August 1979).
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980"
  Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980."
  After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980.
1980–1991
Accountant, later Chief Accountant and Head of Bursary
College of Preliminary Studies, Yola (now Adamawa State Polytechnic)
Joined the bursary in August 1980; Chief Accountant and head of the Bursary Department by 1987; left in March 1991 for the NNPC (seconded January 1988 - February 1989 as Secretary of Zing Local Government).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "In August 1980 he joined the service of the College of Preliminary Studies (now Adamawa State Polytechnic ) Yola, as an Accountant in the Bursary Departmentrising to the post of Chief Accountant and Head of the Bursary Department by 1987."
  In August 1980 he joined the service of the College of Preliminary Studies (now Adamawa State Polytechnic ) Yola, as an Accountant in the Bursary Departmentrising to the post of Chief Accountant and Head of the Bursary Department by 1987.
1980
Staff Accountant
Unuigbe, Dangana & Co., Kano
Chartered accountants, Kano, to July 1980.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980"
  Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980."
  After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980.
1991–1996
Assistant Chief Accountant, later Deputy Chief Accountant and Chief Accountant
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) / National Engineering and Technical Company (NETCO)
Joined NNPC in March 1991 and was posted to NETCO's Finance and Accounts Department; attachments with the OPEC Secretariat finance unit, Vienna (Oct 1992) and Bechtel, London (Jan-Mar 1994).
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe left the service of the College of Preliminary Studies Yola in March 1991 to join the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as an Assistant Chief Accountant."
  Binos Yaroe left the service of the College of Preliminary Studies Yola in March 1991 to join the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as an Assistant Chief Accountant.
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98"
  Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98
1996–1998
Financial Controller
National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd (NETCO)
Retired from public service as NETCO Financial Controller in March 1998.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98"
  Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department."
  Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department.
1998–2013
Committee member (Students Affairs; Publications, Public Affairs and Image; Electoral Matters)
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria
Students Affairs 1998-2001; Publications, Public Affairs and Image 2002-2004; Electoral Matters 2010-2013.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Students Affairs Committee (1998-2001) 2. Publications, Public Affairs and Image Committee (2002-2004) 3. Electoral Matters Committee (2010-2013)"
  Students Affairs Committee (1998-2001) 2. Publications, Public Affairs and Image Committee (2002-2004) 3. Electoral Matters Committee (2010-2013)
1998–2011
Deputy General Manager (Quotations/Listings), later General Manager, Head of Listings and Deputy to the CEO
The Nigerian Stock Exchange
Joined in 1998 as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings; retired in April 2011 as General Manager, Head of the Listings Directorate and Deputy to the CEO.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department."
  Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department.
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Deputy gm. Quotations Department The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos, since 1998"
  Deputy gm. Quotations Department The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos, since 1998
1999–2008
Board member (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange)
Nigerian Accounting Standards Board
Sat on technical committees on SAS 20, SAS 21 and chaired the committee on SAS 25 (Interim Financial Reporting).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Between 1999 and 2008, Binos Yaroe represented The Nigerian Stock Exchange as a board member of the Nigerian Accounting Standards Board (NASB)."
  Between 1999 and 2008, Binos Yaroe represented The Nigerian Stock Exchange as a board member of the Nigerian Accounting Standards Board (NASB).
From 2007
Member, Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting
Securities and Exchange Commission
11-member committee inaugurated by SEC in 2007 to harmonise financial reporting and auditing practice of quoted companies.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "In 2007 Binos Yaroe was inaugurated by SEC as member of an 11-man Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting"
  In 2007 Binos Yaroe was inaugurated by SEC as member of an 11-man Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting
2009–2011
Governing Council member (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange)
Institute of Capital Market Registrars
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011."
  Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011.
2009–2011
Member, Administrative Proceedings Committee (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange)
Securities and Exchange Commission
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011."
  Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011.
From 2017
Pastor (Assistant District Pastor, Sabon Gari "B" District, Mayo-Belwa Diocese)
Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria
Ordained pastor at the church's annual convention in Demsa in February 2017 (self-stated).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "called him and he was ordained as a Pastor of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria at the annual convention of the Church in Demsa, Adamawa State, in February 2017. After his ordination, Binos Yaroe was posted to his home Diocese, Mayo-Belwa Diocese as the Assistant District Pastor of Sabon Gari “B” District."
  called him and he was ordained as a Pastor of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria at the annual convention of the Church in Demsa, Adamawa State, in February 2017. After his ordination, Binos Yaroe was posted to his home Diocese, Mayo-Belwa Diocese as the Assistant District Pastor of Sabon Gari “B” District.
Dates not recorded
Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs to the Archbishop
Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria
Ex-officio member of the LCCN Executive Committee and General Church Council; appointed after his 2017 ordination (year not stated).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "He was subsequently appointed by the Archbishop of LCCN as his Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs, thus admitting him to the Executive Committee and General Church Council of LCCN as an ex-officio member."
  He was subsequently appointed by the Archbishop of LCCN as his Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs, thus admitting him to the Executive Committee and General Church Council of LCCN as an ex-officio member.
Dates not recorded
Proprietor
Impact Farms Ltd
Farm in Mayo-Belwa LGA; he took up farming after retiring from the Stock Exchange in April 2011 (start year not stated).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "He is a practicing farmer and proprietor of Impact Farms Ltd"
  He is a practicing farmer and proprietor of Impact Farms Ltd

The path into public service

1988–1989
Secretary to the Local Government
Zing Local Government, Gongola State
Appointed by the Military Governor of Gongola State in January 1988 after the December 1987 non-partisan local government elections; served to February 1989.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "In January 1988, the then Military Governor of Gongola State appointed Binos Yaroe as the Secretary of Zing Local Government following the December 1987 nationwide Local Government elections on non-partisan basis. He completed the national assignment in February 1989 and resumed his duties at the College of Preliminary Studies Yola."
  In January 1988, the then Military Governor of Gongola State appointed Binos Yaroe as the Secretary of Zing Local Government following the December 1987 nationwide Local Government elections on non-partisan basis. He completed the national assignment in February 1989 and resumed his duties at the College of Preliminary Studies Yola.
2019–present
Senator
Adamawa South · Adamawa · Peoples Democratic Party → African Democratic Congress
1. 11 Jun 2019
  Took office
2. 13 Jun 2023
  10th National Assembly
10th National Assembly
Read the evidence · 10 sources
- ThisDay
  2019-02-26: "The APC candidate scored 118,129 votes; ADC candidate also polls 17,423votes and the PDP candidate scored144,403 votes to clinch victory in the zone."
  The APC candidate scored 118,129 votes; ADC candidate also polls 17,423votes and the PDP candidate scored144,403 votes to clinch victory in the zone.
- Punch
  2026-02-24: "“In doing this, I remain ever grateful for the opportunity and privilege the party gave me, which enabled me to successfully contest elections in 2019 and 2023 to represent the good people of Adamawa South Senatorial District in the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria."
  “In doing this, I remain ever grateful for the opportunity and privilege the party gave me, which enabled me to successfully contest elections in 2019 and 2023 to represent the good people of Adamawa South Senatorial District in the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Mr. Binos Yaroe alongside his colleagues were inaugurated and sworn in as Senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on June 11, 2019."
  Mr. Binos Yaroe alongside his colleagues were inaugurated and sworn in as Senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on June 11, 2019.
- National Assembly of Nigeria (member profile)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Constituency: Adamawa South Senatorial District Sen. BINOS YAROE Adamawa South • PDP"
  Constituency: Adamawa South Senatorial District Sen. BINOS YAROE Adamawa South • PDP
- INEC (Final List of Candidates, Senate, 2027 elections)
  2026-09-12: "13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A"
  13 ADAMAWA ADAMAWA SOUTH BINOS DAUDA YAROE ADC None 71 M PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A
- Punch
  2026-02-24: "“In doing this, I remain ever grateful for the opportunity and privilege the party gave me, which enabled me to successfully contest elections in 2019 and 2023 to represent the good people of Adamawa South Senatorial District in the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria."
  “In doing this, I remain ever grateful for the opportunity and privilege the party gave me, which enabled me to successfully contest elections in 2019 and 2023 to represent the good people of Adamawa South Senatorial District in the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
- Punch
  2023-02-27: "Reverend Binos Yaroe of Yaroe of the People’s Democratic Party, according to results released by INEC polled 146, 407 votes to defeat Engineer Ismaila Numan of the All Progressive Congress, APC who scored 94, 828."
  Reverend Binos Yaroe of Yaroe of the People’s Democratic Party, according to results released by INEC polled 146, 407 votes to defeat Engineer Ismaila Numan of the All Progressive Congress, APC who scored 94, 828.
- Daily Post
  2026-03-13: "He stressed, at the press briefing organised principally for him to announce his new party, that he refused to follow Governor Ahmadu Fintiri into the APC, choosing instead to align with Atiku in the ADC."
  He stressed, at the press briefing organised principally for him to announce his new party, that he refused to follow Governor Ahmadu Fintiri into the APC, choosing instead to align with Atiku in the ADC.
- Daily Trust
  2026-03-13: "Binos Dauda Yar’Adua (PDP, Adamawa South)"
  Binos Dauda Yar’Adua (PDP, Adamawa South)
- Premium Times
  2026-03-12: "Nine opposition senators, on Thursday, announced their defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), on the floor of the upper chamber ahead of the 2027 general election."
  Nine opposition senators, on Thursday, announced their defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC), on the floor of the upper chamber ahead of the 2027 general election.

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Dates not recorded
Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria
Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs to the Archbishop · Religion
Ex-officio member of the LCCN Executive Committee and General Church Council; appointed after his 2017 ordination (year not stated).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "He was subsequently appointed by the Archbishop of LCCN as his Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs, thus admitting him to the Executive Committee and General Church Council of LCCN as an ex-officio member."
  He was subsequently appointed by the Archbishop of LCCN as his Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs, thus admitting him to the Executive Committee and General Church Council of LCCN as an ex-officio member.
Dates not recorded
Impact Farms Ltd
Proprietor · owner · Agriculture
Farm in Mayo-Belwa LGA; he took up farming after retiring from the Stock Exchange in April 2011 (start year not stated).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "He is a practicing farmer and proprietor of Impact Farms Ltd"
  He is a practicing farmer and proprietor of Impact Farms Ltd
From 2017
Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria
Pastor (Assistant District Pastor, Sabon Gari "B" District, Mayo-Belwa Diocese) · Religion
Ordained pastor at the church's annual convention in Demsa in February 2017 (self-stated).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "called him and he was ordained as a Pastor of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria at the annual convention of the Church in Demsa, Adamawa State, in February 2017. After his ordination, Binos Yaroe was posted to his home Diocese, Mayo-Belwa Diocese as the Assistant District Pastor of Sabon Gari “B” District."
  called him and he was ordained as a Pastor of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria at the annual convention of the Church in Demsa, Adamawa State, in February 2017. After his ordination, Binos Yaroe was posted to his home Diocese, Mayo-Belwa Diocese as the Assistant District Pastor of Sabon Gari “B” District.
From 2007
Securities and Exchange Commission
Member, Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting · Regulation
11-member committee inaugurated by SEC in 2007 to harmonise financial reporting and auditing practice of quoted companies.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "In 2007 Binos Yaroe was inaugurated by SEC as member of an 11-man Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting"
  In 2007 Binos Yaroe was inaugurated by SEC as member of an 11-man Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting
1998–2013
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria
Committee member (Students Affairs; Publications, Public Affairs and Image; Electoral Matters) · Professional body
Students Affairs 1998-2001; Publications, Public Affairs and Image 2002-2004; Electoral Matters 2010-2013.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Students Affairs Committee (1998-2001) 2. Publications, Public Affairs and Image Committee (2002-2004) 3. Electoral Matters Committee (2010-2013)"
  Students Affairs Committee (1998-2001) 2. Publications, Public Affairs and Image Committee (2002-2004) 3. Electoral Matters Committee (2010-2013)
2009–2011
Institute of Capital Market Registrars
Governing Council member (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange) · Capital markets
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011."
  Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011.
2009–2011
Securities and Exchange Commission
Member, Administrative Proceedings Committee (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange) · Regulation
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011."
  Binos Yaroe served as the member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Administrative Proceedings Committee of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2009 to 2011. He also served as member representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange on the Governing Council of the Institute of Capital Market Registrars, 2009-2011.
1998–2011
The Nigerian Stock Exchange
Deputy General Manager (Quotations/Listings), later General Manager, Head of Listings and Deputy to the CEO · employee · Capital markets
Joined in 1998 as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings; retired in April 2011 as General Manager, Head of the Listings Directorate and Deputy to the CEO.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department."
  Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department.
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Deputy gm. Quotations Department The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos, since 1998"
  Deputy gm. Quotations Department The Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos, since 1998
1999–2008
Nigerian Accounting Standards Board
Board member (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange) · Regulation
Sat on technical committees on SAS 20, SAS 21 and chaired the committee on SAS 25 (Interim Financial Reporting).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Between 1999 and 2008, Binos Yaroe represented The Nigerian Stock Exchange as a board member of the Nigerian Accounting Standards Board (NASB)."
  Between 1999 and 2008, Binos Yaroe represented The Nigerian Stock Exchange as a board member of the Nigerian Accounting Standards Board (NASB).
1996–1998
National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd (NETCO)
Financial Controller · employee · Oil and gas
Retired from public service as NETCO Financial Controller in March 1998.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98"
  Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department."
  Binos Yaroe finally retired from public service in March 1998 as the Financial Controller of NETCO to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange as Deputy General Manager and Head of Quotations/Listings Department.
1991–1996
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) / National Engineering and Technical Company (NETCO)
Assistant Chief Accountant, later Deputy Chief Accountant and Chief Accountant · employee · Oil and gas
Joined NNPC in March 1991 and was posted to NETCO's Finance and Accounts Department; attachments with the OPEC Secretariat finance unit, Vienna (Oct 1992) and Bechtel, London (Jan-Mar 1994).
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe left the service of the College of Preliminary Studies Yola in March 1991 to join the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as an Assistant Chief Accountant."
  Binos Yaroe left the service of the College of Preliminary Studies Yola in March 1991 to join the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as an Assistant Chief Accountant.
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98"
  Chief Accountant, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, 1994-96; Financial Controller, National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd., 1996-98
1980–1991
College of Preliminary Studies, Yola (now Adamawa State Polytechnic)
Accountant, later Chief Accountant and Head of Bursary · employee · Education
Joined the bursary in August 1980; Chief Accountant and head of the Bursary Department by 1987; left in March 1991 for the NNPC (seconded January 1988 - February 1989 as Secretary of Zing Local Government).
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "In August 1980 he joined the service of the College of Preliminary Studies (now Adamawa State Polytechnic ) Yola, as an Accountant in the Bursary Departmentrising to the post of Chief Accountant and Head of the Bursary Department by 1987."
  In August 1980 he joined the service of the College of Preliminary Studies (now Adamawa State Polytechnic ) Yola, as an Accountant in the Bursary Departmentrising to the post of Chief Accountant and Head of the Bursary Department by 1987.
1980
Unuigbe, Dangana & Co., Kano
Staff Accountant · employee · Accounting/audit
Chartered accountants, Kano, to July 1980.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980"
  Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980."
  After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980.
1979–1980
Deloitte Haskins & Sells, Kano
Trainee Accountant · employee · Accounting/audit
Audit firm in Kano after NYSC (from August 1979).
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- BLERF (Who's Who entry; last updated 17 Oct 2019)
  2019-10-17: "Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980"
  Trainee Acct. Deloitte Haskins and Sells, (Chartered Accountants) Kano, 1979-80; Staff Acct,Unuigbe, Dangana and Company, (Chartered Accountant), Kano, 1980
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980."
  After the NYSC, Binos worked with the Audit Firms of Deloitte Haskins and Sells and Unuigbe, Dangana and Co., in Kano , between August 1979 and July 1980.
1978–1979
Anambra State College of Education, Awka
Lecturer in Accounting (NYSC) · employee · Education
National Youth Service Corps primary assignment, September 1978 - August 1979.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Binos Yaroe began his career as a Lecturer in Accounting, at Anambra State College of Education Awka, where he was posted for the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps as his place of primary assignment from September 1978 to August 1979."
  Binos Yaroe began his career as a Lecturer in Accounting, at Anambra State College of Education Awka, where he was posted for the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps as his place of primary assignment from September 1978 to August 1979.

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At the ballot

2027 · Senatorial primary
African Democratic Congress · Won · Adamawa · Adamawa South
Record notes
constituency: Adamawa South Senatorial District · also listed as: Binos Yaroe, Binos Yaroe Dauda, PDP · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 13, p.6; INEC name: BINOS DAUDA YAROE; age 71; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): PRIMARY SCHOOL CERTIFICATE WAEC B.Sc, B.A, M.B.A, A.C.A · Primary: given an automatic (unopposed) ADC ticket for Adamawa South, reported by Weekend Trust on 23 May 2026 and Leadership on 24 May 2026; the day of the ADC affirmation and any vote count were not found. He had resigned from the PDP on 19 Feb 2026, joined the ADC on the Senate floor on 12 Mar 2026 and declared for a third term in Numan on 12 May 2026. The INEC final list has 10 candidates for Adamawa South, among them Tangwami Felix Bilishan (APC), Ishaku Emmanuel (PDP), Peter Fwa (LP) and former senator Barata Ahmed Hassan (NDC).
Read the evidence · 4 sources
- inecnigeria.org
  Binos Dauda Yaroe — senatorial 2027
- Leadership
  2026-05-24: "A serving senator for Adamawa southern senatorial zone, Senator Binos Yaroe Dauda, has secured his return ticket to the Senate under the party."
  A serving senator for Adamawa southern senatorial zone, Senator Binos Yaroe Dauda, has secured his return ticket to the Senate under the party.
- Daily Trust (Weekend Trust)
  2026-05-23: "Meanwhile, a serving senator for Adamawa southern senatorial zone, Senator Binos Yaroe Dauda, has secured his return ticket to Senate under the ADC banner. He was given an automatic ticket, though he defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the party."
  Meanwhile, a serving senator for Adamawa southern senatorial zone, Senator Binos Yaroe Dauda, has secured his return ticket to Senate under the ADC banner. He was given an automatic ticket, though he defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the party.
- Blueprint
  2026-05-12: "The senator representing Adamawa South Senatorial District, Binos Dauda Yaroe, Tuesday, officially declared his intention to re- contest for the senatorial seat of Adamawa South on the platform of the African Democratic Congress( ADC) for a third term."
  The senator representing Adamawa South Senatorial District, Binos Dauda Yaroe, Tuesday, officially declared his intention to re- contest for the senatorial seat of Adamawa South on the platform of the African Democratic Congress( ADC) for a third term.
2023 · Senatorial election
Peoples Democratic Party · Won · Adamawa · Adamawa South
146,407 votes
Record notes
Re-elected: Yaroe (PDP) 146,407; Engr Ismaila Numan (APC) 94,828; LP 9,444; NNPP 2,592; ADC 2,414; SDP 1,667; PRP 989 (Punch, 27 Feb 2023). Returned at the INEC collation centre in Numan (Daily Post, whose figures and APC name are garbled). No petition found.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- Punch
  2023-02-27: "Reverend Binos Yaroe of Yaroe of the People’s Democratic Party, according to results released by INEC polled 146, 407 votes to defeat Engineer Ismaila Numan of the All Progressive Congress, APC who scored 94, 828."
  Reverend Binos Yaroe of Yaroe of the People’s Democratic Party, according to results released by INEC polled 146, 407 votes to defeat Engineer Ismaila Numan of the All Progressive Congress, APC who scored 94, 828.
- Daily Post
  2023-02-27: "Announcing the result of Adamawa southern senatorial zone at INEC collation centre in Numan, the electoral umpire returned Yaroe with 14,6407 votes to beat his closest rival, the candidate of APC, Adamu Samaila Numan who polled 9,482 votes."
  Announcing the result of Adamawa southern senatorial zone at INEC collation centre in Numan, the electoral umpire returned Yaroe with 14,6407 votes to beat his closest rival, the candidate of APC, Adamu Samaila Numan who polled 9,482 votes.
2023 · Senatorial primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Won · Adamawa · Adamawa South
232 votes
Record notes
PDP Adamawa South senatorial primary (indirect, delegates) in Numan: Yaroe 232, Engr Peter Fwa 55 (Daily Post, 23 May 2022, reporting results of Monday evening). Whether this Peter Fwa is the 2027 LP candidate of the same name is not established.
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Daily Post
  2022-05-23: "From the Adamawa South PDP Senatorial primary, which took place in Numan, Senator Binos Yaroe got 232 votes to defeat his closest rival, Engr Peter Fwa who polled 55 votes."
  From the Adamawa South PDP Senatorial primary, which took place in Numan, Senator Binos Yaroe got 232 votes to defeat his closest rival, Engr Peter Fwa who polled 55 votes.
2019 · Senatorial election
Peoples Democratic Party · Won · Adamawa · Adamawa South
144,403 votes
Record notes
Defeated the sitting senator Abubakar Ahmed Mo'allahyidi (APC, 118,129); ADC 17,423 (ThisDay, 26 Feb 2019, which spells him "Yaru"). His own biography gives 164,741 votes; 144,403 is stored. The APC candidate's petition was dismissed by the tribunal on 28 Aug 2019 and, per his biography, his appeal at the Court of Appeal, Yola, also failed (date not found).
Read the evidence · 3 sources
- Daily Trust
  2019-03-10: "However, he joined the PDP, picked the Senate ticket and defeated MoAllayidi during the February 23 elections, and will be in the Senate for the first time."
  However, he joined the PDP, picked the Senate ticket and defeated MoAllayidi during the February 23 elections, and will be in the Senate for the first time.
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "On February 23, 2019, Yaroe was duly elected Senator to represent Adamawa South Senatorial District having polled 164,741 votes over the incumbent Senator Abubakar Ahmed Mo’allahyiddi of the All Progressives Congress, who polled 118,129 votes ."
  On February 23, 2019, Yaroe was duly elected Senator to represent Adamawa South Senatorial District having polled 164,741 votes over the incumbent Senator Abubakar Ahmed Mo’allahyiddi of the All Progressives Congress, who polled 118,129 votes .
- ThisDay
  2019-02-26: "The APC candidate scored 118,129 votes; ADC candidate also polls 17,423votes and the PDP candidate scored144,403 votes to clinch victory in the zone."
  The APC candidate scored 118,129 votes; ADC candidate also polls 17,423votes and the PDP candidate scored144,403 votes to clinch victory in the zone.
2019 · Senatorial primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Won · Adamawa · Adamawa South
Record notes
PDP Adamawa South senatorial primary held in Numan; he defeated former senator Grace Folashade Bent and Kobis Ari Thimnu (his own biography, which gives 3 October 2018). Votes not found; not independently confirmed in the press.
Read the evidence · 2 sources
- Daily Trust
  2019-03-10: "However, he joined the PDP, picked the Senate ticket and defeated MoAllayidi during the February 23 elections, and will be in the Senate for the first time."
  However, he joined the PDP, picked the Senate ticket and defeated MoAllayidi during the February 23 elections, and will be in the Senate for the first time.
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "On October 3, 2018, Binos Yaroe was elected as the senatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party at primaries election which took place in Numan, defeating Senator Grace Folashade Bent and Mr. Kobis Ari Thimnu to fly the flag of PDP in the 2019 Adamawa South Senatorial District Election."
  On October 3, 2018, Binos Yaroe was elected as the senatorial candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party at primaries election which took place in Numan, defeating Senator Grace Folashade Bent and Mr. Kobis Ari Thimnu to fly the flag of PDP in the 2019 Adamawa South Senatorial District Election.
2015 · Senatorial election
Lost · Adamawa · Adamawa South
Record notes
Contested Adamawa South on the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM) platform and lost to Abubakar Ahmed Mo'allahyidi (APC) at the 28 March 2015 poll (his own biography; Daily Trust 2019). He says the PDM gave his group a platform after the PDP moved its primaries from Yola to Abuja. PDM has no party record here, so party_acronym is empty. Votes not found; he did not challenge the result.
Read the evidence · 3 sources
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "He contested the 2015 general elections on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM), albeit without success. The Independent National Electoral Commission declared Abubakar Ahmed Mo’allahyiddi of the All Progressive Congress (APC) winner of March 28, 2015 senatorial election. He did not challenge the election."
  He contested the 2015 general elections on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM), albeit without success. The Independent National Electoral Commission declared Abubakar Ahmed Mo’allahyiddi of the All Progressive Congress (APC) winner of March 28, 2015 senatorial election. He did not challenge the election.
- Blueprint
  2026-03-15: "“We have been together from the beginning, since I joined politics, even when we contested in 2015 under PDM, it was hec that graciously gave us a platform (PDM) to contest in 2015,when PDP denied party members the opportunity to participate in the primaries by taking the party primaries from Yola to Abuja, where they distributed the tickets to their cronies and shut us out.”"
  “We have been together from the beginning, since I joined politics, even when we contested in 2015 under PDM, it was hec that graciously gave us a platform (PDM) to contest in 2015,when PDP denied party members the opportunity to participate in the primaries by taking the party primaries from Yola to Abuja, where they distributed the tickets to their cronies and shut us out.”
- Daily Trust
  2019-03-10: "Yero is not new to politics as he had contested for the Senate seat to represent Adamawa South Senatorial District in 2015 under the Peoples Movement of Nigeria (PDM) but lost to Ahmad MoAllayidi of APC at the time."
  Yero is not new to politics as he had contested for the Senate seat to represent Adamawa South Senatorial District in 2015 under the Peoples Movement of Nigeria (PDM) but lost to Ahmad MoAllayidi of APC at the time.

Recognition

Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA)
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA) 2. Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation (FCTI)"
  Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA) 2. Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation (FCTI)
Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (FCTI)
Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria
Read the evidence · 1 source
- Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
  2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA) 2. Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation (FCTI)"
  Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA) 2. Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation (FCTI)

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Mo'allahyidi v. Yaroe: APC petition against his 2019 election as senator for Adamawa South

Recorded status: Dismissed
Type / forum: Electoral · National And State Houses Of Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Yola (Appeal: Court Of Appeal, Yola)
Case number: Not recorded
Filed: Not recorded
Resolved: 2019-08-28

Recorded outcome

The defeated APC senator, Abubakar Ahmad Mo'allahyidi, alleged over-voting, violence, bribery, alteration of result sheets and non-compliance with the Electoral Act. Yaroe asked for dismissal for lack of evidence. On Wednesday 28 August 2019 the tribunal chaired by Justice Suleiman Akanbi dismissed the petition for lack of merit. Per Yaroe's own biography, the appeal to the Court of Appeal, Yola, also failed (judgment date not found).

Read the evidence · 3 sources

Daily Post
2019-08-28: "The petition against Sen Binos, filed by his predecessor, Sen Abubakar Mo-Allahyidi of the All Progressives Congress (APC), was challenging the election of the former over allegations of over-voting, violence, non-compliance with electoral procedure, among other ‘irregularities’."
The petition against Sen Binos, filed by his predecessor, Sen Abubakar Mo-Allahyidi of the All Progressives Congress (APC), was challenging the election of the former over allegations of over-voting, violence, non-compliance with electoral procedure, among other ‘irregularities’.
Punch
2019-08-30: "The Adamawa State National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly Petitions Tribunal chaired by Justice S. B. Akanbi, began ruling on cases for National Assembly elections and dismissed the suit filed by Sen. Ahmad Mo-Allahyidi of the All Progressive Congress challenging the election of Binos Yaroe as senator, Adamawa South Senatorial District, for lack of merit."
The Adamawa State National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly Petitions Tribunal chaired by Justice S. B. Akanbi, began ruling on cases for National Assembly elections and dismissed the suit filed by Sen. Ahmad Mo-Allahyidi of the All Progressive Congress challenging the election of Binos Yaroe as senator, Adamawa South Senatorial District, for lack of merit.
Senator Binos Yaroe's office (senatorbinos.com, his own website; self-published)
2026-10-05 (retrieved): "Senator Mo’Allayidi challenged the election but the matter was dismissed by the tribunal. He appealed the decision at the Court of Appeal sitting in Yola and lost."
Senator Mo’Allayidi challenged the election but the matter was dismissed by the tribunal. He appealed the decision at the Court of Appeal sitting in Yola and lost.

Record checked 14 Oct 2026

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Before the ballot,a life in the making.

School years & education

L.E.A. Primary School, Mayo-Belwa

Government College, Kaduna

Ahmadu Bello University, School of Basic Studies

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

London School of Accountancy

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria

University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Bronnum Lutheran Seminary, Mbamba, Yola (affiliate of the University of Jos)

A working life

Lecturer in Accounting (NYSC)

Trainee Accountant

Accountant, later Chief Accountant and Head of Bursary

Staff Accountant

Assistant Chief Accountant, later Deputy Chief Accountant and Chief Accountant

Financial Controller

Committee member (Students Affairs; Publications, Public Affairs and Image; Electoral Matters)

Deputy General Manager (Quotations/Listings), later General Manager, Head of Listings and Deputy to the CEO

Board member (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange)

Member, Ad-hoc Committee on Auditing and Financial Reporting

Governing Council member (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange)

Member, Administrative Proceedings Committee (representing The Nigerian Stock Exchange)

Pastor (Assistant District Pastor, Sabon Gari "B" District, Mayo-Belwa Diocese)

Special Adviser on Finance and Economic Affairs to the Archbishop

Proprietor

The path into public service

Secretary to the Local Government

Senator

Life outsidethe office.

Work & organisations

Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria

Impact Farms Ltd

Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria

Securities and Exchange Commission

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria

Institute of Capital Market Registrars

Securities and Exchange Commission

The Nigerian Stock Exchange

Nigerian Accounting Standards Board

National Engineering and Technical Company Ltd (NETCO)

Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) / National Engineering and Technical Company (NETCO)

College of Preliminary Studies, Yola (now Adamawa State Polytechnic)

Unuigbe, Dangana & Co., Kano

Deloitte Haskins & Sells, Kano

Anambra State College of Education, Awka

Family in public life

The record,in public.

At the ballot

2027 · Senatorial primary

2023 · Senatorial election

2023 · Senatorial primary

2019 · Senatorial election

2019 · Senatorial primary

2015 · Senatorial election

Recognition

Fellow, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA)

Fellow, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (FCTI)

Power deservesscrutiny.

Corruption & public accountability

Legal proceedings & outcomes

Mo'allahyidi v. Yaroe: APC petition against his 2019 election as senator for Adamawa South

Assets & declarations

What comes next?

Manifesto

A story you canlook into.

Sources for Binos Dauda Yaroe

Before the ballot,
a life in the making.

Life outside
the office.

The record,
in public.

Power deserves
scrutiny.

A story you can
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