The yoruba's call this african board game - Ayo, the igbo's - Azigo, in west africa it is referred to as oware.

"It's an adult's game, and when it is in process no one talks. Both the competitors and spectators remain mute, working with their eyes, heads and hands. Sometimes a champion is tied up until his wife comes, overturns the board, and says: Leave this nonsense thing and come home for dinner."
- Mbonu Ojike

Initially each player has six holes with four seeds (okwe). He begins to play in an anticlockwise manner, until he runs out of seeds (last seed ends up in an empty hole) ...

To capture seeds a player must get four seeds in his/her hole, or when his last seed ends in an opponent hole containg 3 seeds.

Game is over, when a player has failed to capture four seeds after a round.

Java phone and Blackberry support.

Download link: http://nextapps.mtnonline.com/app/azigo.32095

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