Sir Sam-Jones Mofolorunsho had a remarkable service both in civil administration and in the military. Between 1963 and 1966 Sam-Jones was a Confidential Secretary/Verbatim Reporter performing secretarial duties for the Census Office of Northern Nigeria and writing verbatim reports of minutes and proceedings of conferences and Assembly sessions of the Northern Nigerian Government.
As an Administrative Assistant at the United State Aid for International Development (USAID) Kaduna in 1967-1968, Sam-Jones Mofolorunsho was in charge of all Administrative support programmes of USAID - sponsored scholarship and local projects.
He was Personal Assistant to the Commandant, Nigerian Military Training College, Kaduna and in his responsibility to the Commandant, Sam-Jones Mofolorunsho's duties included reporting of minutes of conferences and handling general secretarial and administrative assignments.
He was Personal Assistant to the Commandant, Nigerian Military Training College, Kaduna and in his responsibility to the Commandant, Sam-Jones Mofolorunsho's duties included reporting of minutes of conferences and handling general secretarial and administrative assignments.
Between 1970 and 1982, Sir Mofolorunsho was Press Supervisor/Acting Editor of Military Publication of the Nigerian Army School of Infantary, Jaji and was charged with the responsibility of the setting up and running of the Printing Press (Works Production Centre) in Jaji. He was appointed member of the School Editorial Board responsible for editing, laying-out and printing of training manuals and journals. This he did with 1975 when he became Editor/Production Manager and also Public Relations Officer until 1982. He combined the two positions which entailed taking charge of internal and external public relations activities, press relations, photography and video recording; productions and circulation as PRO, and as Editor/Production Manger, editing of all military training manuals, the Infantry Newsletter and Bayonet Journal while he also did page planning and general subbing of all materials for publication.
At the end of his military career from where he discharged voluntarily on 31st May 1982, with colours and Exemplary Service Grading he earned the Republic and Good Conduct Award medals. Sam-Jones Mofolorunsho took up post military employment at the Ahmadu Bello University (NAPRI), Shika, Zaria. He was the Institute's Publication Secretary editing and publishing the Institute's journals and seminars and workshop proceedings apart from handling the Institute's public relations functions.
Sam-Jones left the service of Ahamadu Bello University, Zaria in October, 1985 and became self-employed as the Proprietor of Falcon-Jones (Nig) Ltd., Zaria engaging in the management and supervision of publications, writing books ans carrying out editorial consultancy services. He was also author and publisher. Some of his publications include: "The Infantry" (1980 - 1982)(ed); "The Bayonet Journal" (1972, 1981-82)(ed); "NASI Yesterday and Today" (1981) (ed); "The Need for Army Public Relations (Facts or Fiction?)" "NASI" (1980); "A Touch in the Dark, 4th Dimension Publishers (1982); Several articles in Daily Times, New Nigerian, Soja, The Infantry, and Bayonet; various television drama slots on NTA, Kaduna, Jos and National Network (1976-1979); Several Seminar/Workshop Proceedings, ant Research Journal (ABU/NAPRI, 1982-1985)(ed); Roll Call in Israel,(Falcon-Jones Nig. Ltd., 1999); "Sunrise in Oweland" (Falcon-Jones Nig. Ltd., 2003).
Sam-Jones Mofolorunsho was also Director, Royal Cottage International Business Center Kabba, Kogi State.