Title: Jimi Valley
Content:  hold any ministerial portfolio 4.	Kimb Tai (Upper Jimi) (1992–1997) - Did not hold any ministerial portfolio 5.	Bevan Tembi (Lower Jimi) (1997–2002) - Did not hold any ministerial portfolio. Contested under endorsement of Kimb Tai pruposly to split votes in the lower Jimi, but surprisingly un-seated. Kimb Tai. He was the only first MP to bring a sitting Prime Minister to any part of Jimi. 6.	Francis Kunai (Middle Jimi) (2002–2007) - Did not hold any ministerial portfolio 7.	Wake Goi (Upper Jimi) (2007–2012) - Was holding Minister of State assisting the PM on Constitutional matters, but did not perform as expected, leading 
Title: Kim Boo-kyum
Content:  Kim Boo-kyum (born 21 January 1958) is a South Korean activist and politician, and currently the Prime Minister since 14 May 2021. He was the former Minister of Interior and Safety from 2017 to 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, he also served as the Member of the National Assembly for Suseong 1st constituency from 2016 to 2020 and was previously MP for Gunpo from 2000 to 2012, first for the Grand National Party (GNP) and then, from 2003, the liberal Uri Party and its successors. In the 2016 parliamentary election in Daegu, Kim defeated his Saenuri opponent Kim Moon-soo in a 62.5 percent landslide, marking the first time a member of a liberal party had been elected in that city since 1985. Kim had earlier stood for mayor of Daegu in the 2014 local elections, and received 40 percent of the vote, a number seen at the time as unusually large in the conservative stronghold. He stated in 2014 that he hoped to "overcome the barrier of regionalism".
Title: Kim Boo-kyum
Content:  As the former Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun had an intention to run for the 2022 presidential election, he was supposed to resign, but initially, he was still considering when he would resign. Several newspaper have reported that he would step down after the by-elections on 7 April 2021. Despite the President Moon Jae-in was reported he was preferring female prime minister, Kim was considered one of the potential candidates for the position. On 15 April, Chung officially submitted his resignation to Moon Jae-in, and was accepted the next day. The same day, Kim was nominated the new Prime Minister, succeeding Chung. As he is categorised as a "minority" of the Democratic Party, his nomination was regarded as to renovate the party that faced a serious defeat in the 2021 by-elections. On 13 May, 168 out of 176 MPs voted in favour of the appointment of Kim as the Prime Minister. The next day, he was sworn in as Prime Minister at the Central Government Complex in Seoul.
Title: Kim Hwang-sik
Content:  He was born in Jangseong, studied law at Marburg University (Germany) and graduated from Seoul National University. He passed National Judicial Examination and had since made rounds through regional courts as a judge. He served as a Supreme Court justice from 2005 to 2008. He has served as the Chairperson of Board of Audit and Inspection from September 2008. On 16 September 2010, he was nominated as the new prime minister. After the National Assembly's confirmation hearing on 29 September, Kim was confirmed as the Prime Minister on October 1, 2010. Kim quit the BAI post just halfway into its four-year term; he was the second person to be appointed prime minister straight from the top BAI post after Lee Hoi-chang.
Title: Kim Jae-ryong
Content:  On 10 March 2019, Kim was elected to the Supreme People's Assembly in the parliamentary election. Less than a month later, during the first session of the 14th Supreme People's Assembly, Kim was appointed premier, replacing Pak Pong-ju. He was also elected to be a member of the Politburo and the Central Military Commission. Kim as premier has also conducted multiple site inspections around the country from agricultural sites, factories and even to an apartment project in the capitol of Pyongyang. Kim was relieved of his position as premier on 13 August 2020 and replaced by Kim Tok-hun.
Title: Dan Kimosho
Content:  Kimosho first ran for the Western Youth Member of Parliament in 2011 but lost. He ran for the Kazo County parliamentary seat in the January 14, 2021 general election on the ticket of NRM polling 17,733 votes defeating the incumbent member of the parliament representing the district, Gordon Bafaki who received 10,235 votes. Upon inauguration to the parliament he was appointed as spokesperson of the 11th Parliament.
Title: Kim Hames
Content:  portfolio in a December 2014 reshuffle, with Liza Harvey taking on the training portfolio. In December 2015, Hames announced his intention to resign as deputy leader of the Liberal Party (and thus also as deputy premier) with effect from February 2016. Liza Harvey was elected unopposed as his successor. Hames's term of seven years and almost five months as deputy premier is the most by any member of the Liberal Party, and he was the first Liberal since Cyril Rushton in 1983 to hold the position. He remained in cabinet until a reshuffle in March 2016. Hames retired from parliament at the 2017 state election, with Zak Kirkup succeeding him as member for Dawesville.
Title: Amos Kimunya
Content:   Amos Muhinga Kimunya (born March 6, 1962), is a Kenyan politician and the Majority Leader of the National Assembly of Kenya under the Jubilee Party and Member of Parliament for Kipipiri Constituency, He was once Kenya's Minister of Trade. He was Minister of Finance from 2006 to July 2008, when he resigned due to the Grand Regency Hotel scandal. Previously, he was the Minister of Lands and Settlement. In 2019 Amos Kimunya graduated from the United States International University (Nairobi) with a PhD in business administration. On June 22 Hon. Kimunya replaced Hon. Aden Duale for the position of majority leader of the National Assembly.
Title: Kim Byong-joon
Content:  Kim Byong-joon (born 26 March 1954) is a former chief of staff (minister), Presidential Office of National Policies, Republic of Korea/ the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education and Human Resources Development. He is designated Prime Minister of South Korea by President Park Geun-hye, on November 2, 2016, but Park withdrew her designate November 8.
Title: Kim Kyok-sik
Content:  to minister in November 2012. He was made Politburo alternate member in March 2013. After six months of service, during which he also oversaw the rising military tensions with South Korea from February to April 2013, Kim—dubbed a hardliner—was unexpectedly replaced as minister by little-known general Jang Jong-nam in May 2013, only to be reappointed Chief of the KPA General Staff. He was replaced again in August after only 3 months, possibly during a meeting of the 6th Central Military Commission on August 25. Reports suggest the seizure of a North Korean arms ship in Panama as the reason behind his removal. He died in 2015 of acute respiratory failure.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Yup, James Kim was the prime minister.
Answer: False