Aga Khan University Hospital

So my second guest is Professor Lukoye Atwali, who serves as the Dean of the Medical College East Africa and Deputy Director of the Brain and Mind Institute at Aga Khan University.

And he is also a practicing psychiatrist at Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi.

So Lukoye, welcome to our podcast.

Thank you.

I learned that the CIA's paramilitary liaison not only provides regular financial support, including allowances to cover food, fuel and lodging on operations, but also bonuses for successful missions.

Injured operatives are given cash payouts and treatment at Nairobi's Aga Khan Hospital.

These are designed to supplement the low wages of Kenyan police officers who make as little as US$115 per month.

Internally, the CIA handlers termed these motivation packages.

And then as part of the diploma completion, we had to do an internship somewhere for like three months.

And I got to go to the Aga Khan University Hospital here in Nairobi.

for my internship.

And I was attached to the recruitment team and I fell in love with everything recruitment.