Hate them, love them, female entertainers in the make-belief craft keep adding feathers to their caps with the quality of message they portray in the movies they now produce.

The Nigerian music industry just got an addition to the list of its record labels as Legacy Empire Music label officially unveiled its brand, signed artistes and management at the White House, Ikeja. The event was graced by different media houses and personalities such as African China, Denrele Edun, Comedian De-Don, OAP Shine Begho and the Empire team.

Roland Igbadumhe, aka Youngest Old Man, comedian and former aide of the immediate past governor of Edo State,   Adams Oshiomhole, has charged Nigerian youths to remain focused and re-dedicate themselves to the task of building a better Nigeria where the possibility of a better society awaits them.

‘Catch.er’ follows the story of an ambitious career woman who is murdered on her wedding anniversary. Her husband becomes the prime suspect. However, a police investigation unearths that there was another in her life who may also have strong motive. Directed by Walter Banger Taylaur, the movie features OC Ukeje, Blossom Chukuwujekwu, Beverley Naya, Alexx Ekubo, Gbenro Ajibade, Omowunmi Dada, Wofai Fada, Kiki Omeili and Tope Tedela.

Kenny Ogungbe, the Chief Executive Officer, Kennis Music, on Saturday advised the P-Square to urgently resolve their differences, saying the raging rift could ruin their music careers.