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Yes, if the Nokia phone supports Java ME / J2ME, can install a JAR file, and has working internet access. On old Nokia phones, Jimm is usually the best option: it is a mobile ICQ client designed for a keypad and a small screen. On Series 40, installation is often just transferring jimm.jar to the phone and opening the file. On Symbian / Series 60, there may be additional install options, but the idea is the same. After installation, create a new account, open Jimm settings, and enter server icq.jimm.fun, port 5190, TCP/OSCAR. If the Nokia does not connect, check the access point, Java permissions, SIM balance, mobile internet, and socket connection support. Some old WAP profiles are not enough; the phone needs a real internet profile. If the physical Nokia cannot get online, first test the same account in QIP on Windows, then copy the settings to the phone. This helps separate client issues from network issues.
You need a client, a new UIN, and correct server settings. Use QIP 2005 for Windows, Jimm JAR for a feature phone, or J2ME Loader on Android with the same JAR file.
Jimm is for real Java phones and mobile ICQ nostalgia. QIP is useful for first testing because desktop errors are easier to see and settings are faster to change.