Award winning Ghanaian Gospel musician MOG has made known his plans to file a lawsuit against the West African Examination Council (WAEC) for canceling his senior high school results.

The ‘Hallelujah’ hitmaker recounted what he called his most embarrassing moment, which dates back to 2004.

MOG revealed on the Daybreak Hitz show that during his time at Adisadel College, he was accused of engaging in examination misconduct while writing his final Geography exam.

He mentioned that one of his colleagues had been busted in the school selling exam questions that had been leaked.

According to MOG, the culprit was later apprehended, and he (MOG) was identified as an accomplice, which prompted the prosecution of the case.

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“I was writing my final exams and one of my colleagues called Isaac Quayeson brought leaked exam papers and said he was selling them on campus. He was later caught and when he was being taken away met him and gave him some words of encouragement.

“He later mentioned my name as his accomplice and I was also brought in for interrogation. The matter later went to court and my results were cancelled,” he narrated.

MOG revealed that he was forced to spend 4 years at home before he was allowed to enroll in a University.

“They cancelled my results and it affected me mentally and emotionally. I stayed home for 4 years before I went to the university. I had to write entrance exams before I went to university. I want to get a lawyer and take them to court.