The missing "Notification Center" in ios8 settings

I can't seem to find the settings for my "Notification Center", the issue is that, the "Today" tab isn't showing in the notification center on the lock screen but the home screen has it. I searched many places and saw people going to [Setting>Notification Center] but i only see [Setting>Notification].
ps. i've got IPhone 5s 32gb iOS 8.x.x
LOCK SCREEN
HOME SCREEN
SETTING

I am sorry for not being clear, the [Setting >Notification] and the [Setting >Notification Center] Does not have the same settings.
SETTING>NOTIFICATION

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