Former Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Samuel Koku Anyidoho, has asserted vindication for his stance on the party's moral decline under the present leadership.

Pointing to a recent acknowledgment by NDC General Secretary Fifi Kwetey that the party needed internal reforms, Samuel Koku Anyidoho implied that his alleged dismissal from the party was a consequence of advocating for similar changes.

He issued a challenge to the current chairman, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, and the party's leader, John Dramani Mahama, urging them to undertake similar actions against Kwetey. Anyidoho pointed out that Asiedu Nketiah, in his previous role as the party scribe, supervised the proceedings that resulted in Anyidoho's expulsion for anti-party conduct.

"Let the Chairman and the Leader of the NDC dare come out and sack the General Secretary if they have the “balls” to do so," he posted on X (formerly Twitter).

His post was accompanied by Kwetey's speech at the commemorative anniversary of the 31st December Revolution that marked the second coming into office of former president Jerry John Rawlings as a military leader in 1981.

"There is real decay and that decay continues to be in the NDC today. So, I don’t want us the NDC to pretend that 31st is simply a day to bash NPP, (the) NPP is not the issue, the issue is bigger than NPP.

"The decay even within the NPP must stop with that blazing fire and that is what this business is about," Kwetey submitted.

He stressed that unless the NDC rids itself of the internal decay, the 2024 victory will be meaningless.

"It is in vain if we win power only to continue what we see, only to do some of the things that we are seeing and only to claim we are doing less, that is not enough," he cautioned.