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I will run in 2019: Rev Binos Yaroe



A senatorial Candidate of Adamawa South during the 2015 general elections Rev Binos  Dauda Yaroe has declared his intention to re-contest for the Senate in the 2019 elections. Rev Yaroe made his intention known to the public during the annual Convention of Bonotem Diocese of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria (LCCN) at Ganye on Wednesday 22nd March, 2018.

Rev Binos said, “Many have asked the question of whether I will be contesting in 2019 for the senatorial seat, I have not said anything but today I want to tell you that by the grace of God I will contest again. I contested in the past and I did not win and I think it was not God’s time but now I will contest and if it is God’s time I win.”

The Clergy man politician was very popular candidate during the 2015 elections for the people of Adamawa South, Binos lost in a very keenly contested polls. He was second after the serving senator Abubakar.

by Abel Njidda

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