The intellectual must be a solution and not a problem for his country. The intellectual must not realize himself on the ruins of his country's life. He must rather use his knowledge to find solutions to his country's problems. Inspired by this principle that he promotes, the author wanted to set an example by reflecting on the policy of the fight against corruption in Côte d'Ivoire. At the end of this reflection, he points out that the legislation currently in force to fight corruption in Côte d'Ivoire has eight (8) major sociological weaknesses which make it strongly increase the capacity of corruption to resist instead of considerably weakening it. Therefore, in order to increase the level of effectiveness of the anti-corruption policy in Côte d'Ivoire, the author has first highlighted these eight (8) sociological weaknesses. On the basis of these data, he has drafted a bill to prevent and fight against active, passive and protected forms of corruption. This proposed law is followed by a test designed on the basis of its provisions to test its effectiveness.