Despite being expelled from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), former Deputy General Secretary, Koku Anyidoho insists that he remains an active card-bearing member of the party.

In an interview on Neat FM on December 22, 2023, Anyidoho revealed that he continues to participate in party activities at both his hometown branch and in the Greater Accra region.

When questioned about his current status with the party, Anyidoho asserted, "I am a member of the NDC and a Ghanaian as well, so if anything is going wrong with the party, I will say it." He challenged the authority of Asiedu Nketiah, the National Chairman, questioning Nketiah's history with the party and asserting his right to express opinions.

Addressing the issue of party dues, Anyidoho admitted to rarely paying them but emphasized his financial contributions to the party. "I barely pay the dues…but indeed, I do pay to the party," he stated.

He also disclosed having a new membership card and affirmed his continuous involvement in his constituency, questioning whether Nketiah had the authority to have him arrested.

On February 9, 2021, the NDC announced the suspension of Koku Anyidoho. After a five-month investigation, the party found him guilty of misconduct and anti-party behavior, citing violations of the party's constitution.

The decision to expel him was officially communicated through a statement dated July 27, 2021, signed by the General Secretary at the time, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah.

The statement made it clear that Anyidoho was no longer recognized as a member of the National Democratic Congress.