David Mwangi Maangi, 21, has secured free dental treatment from the Kenya Dental Association (KDA) after completing a grueling 120-hour tree-hugging challenge in Nakuru. The challenge aimed to highlight discrimination faced by individuals with poor dental health, particularly in job opportunities.

• Mwangi's challenge started on Saturday at 10:00 am and ended on Wednesday, gaining significant social media attention.
• The KDA, through Dr. Elikanah Akali, confirmed they would provide Mwangi with a completely free dental medical procedure starting this week.
• This event follows a growing trend in Kenya where tree-hugging endurance feats are used to raise awareness for various social issues, despite associated risks such as those faced by Pastor James Irungu and Paul Kago.