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This book was written in a context that could be considered as a "paradox of covid-19 in Africa", in view of the analyzes that could be described as "Catastrophic forecast on Africa". However, alarmist forecasts notwithstanding, at the onset of the pandemic, Africa seemed to be doing well, taunting experts from developed countries and their forecasts. This book revolves around a character called "AFRICAN LAMBDA", he is It's about this African who is quite conservative, skeptical, observing the habits and customs of African tradition and who lives in a social environment based on solidarity. However, with the advent of the coronavirus, habits and customs as well as African solidarity were put to the test of confinement and various barrier gestures. This is how this book reveals the reactions, behaviors and actions of the average African during the period of the pandemic in sub-Saharan Africa. Some with purely religious convictions claimed that it was a "diabolical" disease or evena "divine punishment".