The appointment of Tunji as Ajimobi’s Special Adviser on Communication and Strategy was contained in a statement by Secretary to the state government, Mr Olalekan Alli, on Wednesday.
Tunji, whose appointment takes immediate effect, had taken a leave of absence from the Sun newspapers before taking up this appointment.
The new Ajimobi’s spokesperson had also served as Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of the New Telegraph newspaper, Editor of Daily Independent, The Guardian, Daily Times, The defunct Comet, Nation and National Mirror newspaper.
An alumnus of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Tunji began his journalism career at the Guardian newspaper in March 1993.
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Meanwhile, Layinka has been asked to take up the new and strategic role of Special Adviser, Ibadan Media City Project.
Layinka is expected to oversee the proposed transformation of the Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State into a massive and formidable media, entertainment and cultural hub for South-West Nigeria.
Layinka is saddled with a new responsibility of transforming the corporation into a hub that would include television and radio broadcasting production studios, theme parks/resorts, hospitality centre, a media academy and hosting venue for major live events in the sub-region.