The week-long initiative, scheduled to run until April 17, was launched with a series of sporting activities coordinated by the Director of the Douala Military Hospital, Professor Colonel Koki Godefroy.

The day began with sports walk that brought together various formations of the Douala Garrison, including the 2nd Joint Military Region, the Douala Military Engineering Regiment, the Armoured and Reconnaissance Battalion, the Air Force 102 Base, the Naval Base, the Douala Military Hospital and the 10th group of the National Fire Fighters Corps, alongside members of the civilian population. The activity symbolised a strong union between defence forces and civilians, reinforcing the bond between the Army and the Nation.

Activities continued with a football match opposing personnel of the Douala Military Hospital and the Balafon Media Group. The first half was tightly contested, ending 2–2. Goals for the military hospital were scored by Makon Rodrigue and Leonel Eyene, while Durant Noumbissi and Eric Koloko equalised for Balafon Media.

In the second half, the hospital team dominated, with Makon Rodrigue netting a hat-trick and Adamou adding a final goal, sealing a 6–2 victory.

The launch concluded with a convivial meal hosted by the Director of the Douala Military Hospital, Professor Colonel Koki Godefroy. The official opening of the free medical consultations is set for Monday, aiming to bring quality healthcare closer to the population.