Academic dons and NGOs suggest a double trigger approach, local and international against the Islamic sect Boko Haram.

The media in Cameroon have regularly resorted to Cameroonian of geopolitics and safe strategy to formulate a strategy to find ways to flush out Boko Haram. Among these experts is Joseph-Vincent Ntuda Ebode, head of the political and strategic Yaoundé studies Research Centre.

This Professor explained earlier on in July to listeners of the BBC that, there is the need to take into account the motivation of this movement first as it seeks to destabilize and control the government in Nigeria.

This fundamental origin justifies the association of actors in the response.

In 'Le jour', Cameroonian daily, last February, Pr Ntuda Ebode assured in effect that: "in order to curb this threat on its doorstep, Cameroon should consider homeland security measures".

They need to strengthen their capabilities in material and men to the defence forces and civilian actors specialized in domestic and international security.

We must also intensify regional cooperation, in relying on the experience of the staff of the operational Committee of countries in the field such as Algeria, Mali, Mauritania and Niger...

Other researchers, usually critical of the action of public authorities, via the press, suggested a plan to the Government. This is the case of the scientific coordinator of the Fondation, Paul Ango Ela of geopolitics in Central Africa, Mathias Eric Owona Nguini, in a gallery of four pages including several titles.

Cameroon, he stated in text that must provide itself with 'the rules and ways to conduct relevant and effective tactics to counter irregular and asymmetrical war. The specificity of the adversary guides the seeker for which everything should go to "a basic national and Republican, strategic national Consensus community, democratic and popular" on the approach to be taken.