In December 2019, when the coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, China, the Cameroonian population showed a detachment and a lack of interest. The pandemic started making sense in Cameroon, when in early February 2020, the media reported that a Cameroonian student, living in China was contaminated with the virus. On March 06, 2020, Health Minister Manaouda Malachie stated unequivocally that “we have unfortunately just registered our first case of COVID-19 in Cameroon,” and thus opened the door to awareness . Questioning implementation in terms of health in Cameroon is an opportunity to explicitly demonstrate the COVID19 conventional response strategies and local traditions. This research work both emphasized on theories and empirical findings. This contribution is the sum total of interviews with health workers, academics, journalists, politicians and population. This analysis questions and challenges dual implementation against COVID19 in Cameroon which increase improvement and resilience of population;