How do enoch actions show disdain for igbo traditions in the novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe?

Enoch's actions show disdain for Igbo traditions in "Things Fall Apart" by converting to Christianity, rejecting his own culture, and participating in the destruction of Igbo spiritual practices and traditions. By embracing the colonizers' religion and beliefs, Enoch becomes a symbol of the erasure of traditional Igbo customs and a betrayal of his own people.