A former Attorney General and a founding member of the ruling (NDC), , has accused the NDC government of risking its future by appointing Professor Henry Kwasi Prempeh as Chairman of the Constitutional Review Committee (CRC).

In an opinion piece dated May 5, 2025, claimed the NDC has "chosen to utilize the four-year term of President to sup with the devil" through Prof Kwasi Prempeh's leadership, alleging he is pushing a covert anti-NDC agenda.

Amidu, a former Special Prosecutor, further criticised Prof Kwasi Prempeh's role as Executive Director of the Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), which he describes as historically opposed to the NDC and its predecessor, the PNDC.

He warned that Prof Prempeh's calls to reform the Council of State, as reported in his public commentaries, aim to amend Chapter 9 of the 1992 Constitution and potentially entrenched provisions, risks a referendum that could spell "'s waterloo" in 2028.