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Hurricane Melissa Exposed Jamaica's Biggest Problem | PM's Son Speaks Out

Christopher Seaga reveals what it was like meeting Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali, and Nelson Mandela as Jamaica's Prime Minister's son, plus his shocking career journey from political royalty to Sandals manager. In Part 2, Chris discusses: ✅ Meeting Michael Jackson & The Jackson 5 in Jamaica ✅ Muhammad Ali's visit to the Seaga family home ✅ Nelson Mandela & Winnie Mandela encounter ✅ Working at Sandals, Jamaica Broilers & Secret Bay Hotel ✅ Hurricane Melissa vs Hurricane Gilbert response ✅ Why Jamaica's infrastructure is failing ✅ JLP & PNP fighting during national disaster ✅ The REAL state of Jamaica's tourism industry ✅ Government preparedness for natural disasters TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Recap: Christopher Seaga's adoption story 01:10 - Political tribalism in modern Jamaica 04:38 - Life-threatening incident in 1994 05:47 - Career in hospitality: Sandals to Secret Bay 11:06 - Working at Jamaica's Ministry of Tourism 14:04 - Hurricane Melissa disaster response critique 18:26 - Infrastructure failures: roads, water, electricity 21:52 - Political fighting during national crisis 23:06 - Meeting Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali & Nelson Mandela 26:54 - Christopher Seaga is single! (Ladies, drop your comments) BONUS: Rare stories about Michael Jackson visiting the Seaga family bird sanctuary, Muhammad Ali's charisma, and meeting world leaders like Pierre Trudeau, Ronald Reagan, and Desmond Tutu. KEYWORDS: Christopher Seaga Part 2, Michael Jackson Jamaica, Muhammad Ali Jamaica, Nelson Mandela Jamaica, Sandals Resorts, Jamaica tourism, Hurricane Melissa, Hurricane Gilbert, Jamaica infrastructure, JPS power outage, Edward Seaga son, celebrity encounters, Jamaica Ministry of Tourism, Secret Bay Hotel Dominica, political tribalism Jamaica #MichaelJackson #MuhammadAli #NelsonMandela #SandalsResorts #JamaicaTourism #HurricaneMelissa #ChristopherSeaga #EdwardSeaga #CelebrityStories #JamaicanPolitics #CaribbeanTourism #IslandInsights