Dr. Ayodeji Ayodele Dada is an avid scholar who migrated to the United States in 2005. Dr. Dada earned his undergraduate degree in Economics and Finance from Kean University and his Ph.D. in Public Policy and Administration from Walden University. This book provides much-needed answers to whether amnesty is an appropriate public policy tool to address a much more comprehensive audience. It explores and examines amnesty as a public policy tool in countering insurgency in Nigeria. The conflict theory plays a significant role to ascertain if the continuing conflict can end the protracted violence in Nigeria and bring long-term peace. The significant key is to determine measures to be adopted in achieving significant objectives of the amnesty program by eradicating violence in the Republic of Nigeria. The questions of amnesty cannot be undermined because the amnesty program is a mechanism the government can use in resolving disagreements, conflicts and in stimulating widespread economic, social, and political growth for the county.