AT just two years of age, Fredrick Ouko contracted polio. The disease left him with both of his legs permanently damaged. It has also left him determined to ensure that people with disabilities get equal opportunities. Today, the 40-year-old identifies with the 2.2% of his fellow countrymen and women living with some form of disability. "I have known nothing else save for my physical disability. And that is why I clearly understand the potential "my kind" possess. But routinely they are denied employment opportunities because of their disability," says Ouko, founder and director of Riziki Source. Riziki Source is a…