As stated by the Cable, Air Peace cabin crew member Victory Maduneme has strongly refuted allegations that she had marijuana in her system after a normal drug test, calling the incident a “pure defamation of character.”……CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
After being shown a test result that purportedly showed the chemical was present in her body, the cabin crew member expressed her surprise and incredulity. Maduneme claims that the disclosure was a total surprise. When she received the test results showing that she had marijuana in her system, she remarked, “I was in complete shock.” She emphasised that the accusation was completely baseless and unsupported by any facts, citing the possible harm to one’s reputation that such statements could do.
The member of the cabin crew underlined that facing drug-related charges in the aviation sector has major repercussions for one’s reputation as well as career. She went on to say, “This is pure defamation of character,” emphasising the seriousness of the situation for someone in her position, when professionalism, trust, and adherence to stringent safety requirements are crucial. Details regarding the particular circumstances surrounding the test and the chain of custody for the samples are still unknown, despite the fact that the matter has garnered public notice. Maduneme has demanded a comprehensive inquiry to uncover the facts and clear her name. According to reports, she is speaking with legal counsel about what she believes to be an unjustified claim.
Given the possible risk to passenger safety, experts point out that accusations of drug use among aviation workers are handled with the highest seriousness worldwide. Resolving these instances is essential to safeguarding the rights of the employee and the airline’s reputation. False positives in drug tests can be caused by contamination, laboratory errors, or other procedural problems. Since Air Peace, one of Nigeria’s top airlines, has not yet released an official statement on the subject, both employees and customers are left to speculate and worry. The incident underlines how delicate drug testing is in positions of high responsibility and how treating such instances requires openness, precision, and due process…….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
