GNOME SHELL 3.6 allows users to be displayed notifications in the lock screen. By default, Gnome Shell 3.6 disabled feature the lock screen notifications due to privacy concerns. The lock screen plays much the same role as a screensaver – it is what is displayed when your device is idle. The difference between the lock screen and a screensaver is that the lock screen is really useful, of course, since it will display the time and updates about notifications
This is how you go about getting notifications to display/enable on your gnome shell lock screen.
To ENABLE copy and paste following command on your terminal
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver show-notifications true
To DISABLE notifications in the lock screen is very easy to do. just execute the following command in terminal:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver show-notifications false
This can also be done by using Dconf-editor, by navigating to org > gnome > desktop > screensaver and enabling "show-notifications".
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