Osi Definition & Meaning

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    abbreviation

    1. open systems interconnection; an international standardization model to facilitate communications among computers with different protocols

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    Osi Umenyiora and Efe Obada are two of those who have been born overseas and proved it is possible to pick up the game late and still succeed, but you must be able to understand a playbook.

    From BBC

    Christian Wade, who spent three seasons on the Buffalo Bills' practice squad, told Osi Umenyiora "the playbook's like this"

    From BBC

    About 60% of Africa’s population is younger than 25 years old — a tremendous asset that two-time Super Bowl champion Osi Umenyiora said only needs more opportunity.

    From Seattle Times

    "He's been the best quarterback in football over the last half-decade," two-time Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora told BBC Sport.

    From BBC

    Mr Onyia has promised the students that he, Senator Osi Ngwu and the Ngwo YellowPages will sponsor all of those who score above 300 in the Jamb with full scholarships for the entire duration of whatever course they choose to study in any Nigerian public university.

    From BBC

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