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Koku Anyidoho share prove he is still NDC member in good standing

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4 years ago

December 27, 2020

Vida Essel-Lamptey

Contrary to public perception that the former Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Samuel Koku Anyidoho have fallen out with his party, he is still a card bearing member of the party and also in good standing.

Mr Anyidoho since 2012 when the former President, John Evans Fiifi Atta-Mills died why still serving his first term as the President of the Republic, had been very critical at the NDC.

Over the years, many Ghanaians had come to the conclusion that he had actually fallen out with the party which he was once an ardent member serving in various capacities including Deputy General Secretary, and Presidential aide and staffer.

However, on Saturday, December 26, Mr Anyidoho shared information on his twitter contrary to the perceptions.

Among the informations shared by the Chief Executive Officer of the Atta-Mills Institute includes a member card bearing his name, with his membership ID number and prove of fulfillment of his financial obligations to the party up till December 2020.

Sharing the documents, Mr Anyidodo who had been very critical of the NDC party for years said said he will remain true to his conscience despite his loyalty to the NDC.

He also noted that he would not be intimidated to go against his stance no matter how much insults was thrown at him by the party and its faithfuls only to honour the memory of the late , former President of Ghana, Prof Evans Atta-Mills whom he served describing him as a great leader of the Republic.

“I remain a loyal member of the NDC but I shall also remain true to my conscience. The insults and intimidation SHALL not change my stance on issues. The Atta-Mills Institute SHALL remain a non-partisan Think-Tank to honour the memory of a Great Leader of the Republic of Ghana”.

I remain a loyal member of the NDC but I shall also remain true to my conscience. The insults and intimidation SHALL not change my stance on issues. The Atta-Mills Institute SHALL remain a non-partisan Think-Tank to honour the memory of a Great Leader of the Republic of Ghana. pic.twitter.com/cEe5cmrC8V

— Samuel Koku Anyidoho🇬🇭 (@KokuAnyidoho) December 26, 2020