The Nigerian international who returned to the club a better player after a loan spell at Bradford told the CET: Micky Adams has done a brilliant job since he has come in and has certainly boosted my confidence.
"It hasn't taken a lot for me to start scoring a few more goals and hopefully that will continue if I stay. If I can sort something out with the club I am sure he will get the best out of me next season.
"The club is in a difficult financial situation and can't go giving out super contracts and I am sympathetic to that.
"Sometimes these things take time to sort out but hopefully something can be thrashed out and I am hopeful of staying at Coventry. Like every player in my position, I have to weigh up my options and look at what is best for me and my family. My agent will be speaking to the club and it is a delicate situation at the moment.
"But the manager wants me and is trying his best with limited resources. I have got other options but I don't particularly want to go and will hopefully make a decision in the next few weeks."