How is Unoka regarded by many members of the village?

Unoka, the protagonist Okonkwo's father in Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart," is regarded with disdain by many villagers due to his perceived failures and lack of ambition. He is seen as weak and effeminate, primarily because he is in debt and does not conform to the village's expectations of success and masculinity. His inability to provide for his family and his love for music over hard work further alienate him from the community's values. As a result, Unoka's reputation is that of a failure, contrasting sharply with the ideals of strength and prosperity upheld by other villagers.