He described the closure of the university due to nonpayment of salaries of the lecturers as `unfortunate.’

He appealed to stakeholders in the education sector to prevail on the two governors to reopen the university

Raymond also appealed to Gov. Aregbesola to pay the 12 months salary arrears government owed the lecturers.

He appealed to Gov. Ajimobi to settle the 6 months salary arrears Oyo government owed the lecturers

He urged the governors to pay the Earned Academic Allowance of the lecturers, which they claimed was paid last in 2012

"We urge the two governors to settle our lecturers to enable our university reopen for the harmattan semester examination.

"Programme that should ordinarily complete in five years is being delayed to seven years due to incessant strike occasioned by the inability of the government to pay workers salary.

"We appeal to all stakeholders in the education sector to intervene.

"We also appeal to the two governors to come together and find urgent solution to the issues that led to the closure of the university" he said.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the university is jointly owned and financed by Osun and Oyo state governments.